Dr. Nancy Kellogg '78, an internationally recognized expert on childhood sexual abuse who is severely hearing impaired, attributes much of her professional success to her experience working directly with children.
The 20 members of the Class of 2007 with the highest cumulative grade point averages were inducted into Phi Beta Kappa honor society's Dartmouth chapter in a ceremony at President Wright's house on Wednesday. This year's new inductees are Jacob Anderson, Hannah Burzynski, Frederick Hitti, Colleen Kelly, Davida Kornreich, Tyson Kubota, Christine Lahens, George Leung, Nathan Lo, John Milliken, Matthew Pech, Mitchell Pet, Nikolas Primack, Alison Riep, Alexander Rupert, Jeremy Schneider, Andrew Seal, Benjamin Taylor, Yuni Yan and Brian Zhao. In a departure from past years, only five women were inducted early into Phi Beta Kappa. English professor Cynthia Huntington, Asian and Middle Eastern Languages and Literature professor Dennis Washburn and biology professor and Associate Dean for the Sciences C.
Over 50 students flocked to the Dartmouth Organic Farm on Friday to try their hand at cider pressing, pumpkin decoration and even worm composting as part of the farm's fall event, Pumpkin Pie In the Sky. The event also featured live music, a potluck, pumpkin pie contest and bonfire in addition to various farm-related activities and workshops. Event organizers Elizabeth Goldstein '06 and Jennifer Tate '08 hoped that Friday's event would not only raise campus awareness about the farm, but also give students a chance to see the Organic Farm's new farmhouse. "We have some kind of event out at the farm every term," Goldstein said.
Two males in a silver Audi with New Hampshire plates were allegedly driving around campus trying to sell Elite Audio speakers to Dartmouth students on Tuesday.
Samantha Ceppos / The Dartmouth Staff Editor's note appended Mike Rabil '06, a fifth-year senior and co-captain of the Dartmouth football team, and Craig Schlapprizzi '06, who were among a group of three men arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery after a summer incident in Chicago, are scheduled to appear at a court hearing this week. Rabil, a defensive tackle, was arrested at 1 a.m.
Hoping to end what she called "unwarranted complacency" in post-secondary education, U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings called for new measures to improve accessibility, accountability, affordability and efficiency in a speech at the National Press Club last week. Spellings' plan, which ...
The U.S. Education Department recently disclosed that it has supplied the Federal Bureau of Investigation with sensitive financial information on hundreds of student-aid applicants over the last five years.
Two Dartmouth alumni and one former professor were among the 25 individuals awarded the 2006 MacArthur Fellowships on Tuesday.
The Interfraternity Council voted Thursday night for the second time not to grant the national Jewish fraternity Alpha Epsilon Pi official sponsorship.
The Ninth Annual Academic Gala held at the Top of the Hop Tuesday afternoon brought undergraduates, faculty and administrators together to celebrate the achievements of the College's 200 plus senior fellows, thesis writers and students completing major projects in the creative arts. College President James Wright praised the students who choose to take on a senior project. "This is the creativity, imagination and artwork that sustains and symbolizes the intellectual life that sustains this community," Wright said in a speech.