At the third weekly Dartmouth Student Government meeting of the term, senators highlighted the success of library treadmills, textbook sharing and plans for the upcoming HanUnder Arts Festival.
Approximately 40 community members attended the lecture, which was hosted by the sociology department, the Latin American, Latino and Caribbean studies department and the Rockefeller Center.
Spatial and staffing constraints and content regulations in the renovated Hopkins Center for the Arts prevented some student organizations from using many of the designated theater spaces.
The College’s artificial intelligence policy largely leaves it up to professors to set the rules in their classrooms.
The Dartmouth sat down with Mankin and Callahan to discuss the findings of their study and the future of climate policy.
Attendees protested the Trump administration and budget cuts in New Hampshire.
Now, Dartmouth student campus organizers can register protests with the town two days ahead, instead of eight.