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Expanded, month-long FYSEP features in-person courses and social events for first years
FYSEP participants said they left the program feeling more academically and socially prepared for Dartmouth.
FYSEP participants said they left the program feeling more academically and socially prepared for Dartmouth.
Throughout the last year, undergraduate advisors aimed to support their residents and foster community despite virtual formats and isolating safety guidelines.
COVID-19 restrictions have hamstrung the training of new leadership across the organization’s subclubs.
As graduation day approaches, members of the Class of 2021 expressed excitement and uncertainty about post-graduation plans in the midst of a waning pandemic.
Of vaccines distributed to the Granite State, over 90% have been administered, and 60% of the state’s population has received at least one shot.
Yale professor Nicholas Christakis answered questions on his new book, “Apollo’s Arrow.”
The infrastructure renewal fund will allow the College to avoid anticipated operating deficits from fiscal year 2023 onwards.
In the three weeks since the end of the initial quarantine period for winter term, students have taken advantage of a variety of outdoor programming activities offered by the College, including the two ice skating rinks in front of Baker-Berry Library, fire pits on the Green and around the Collis Center and cross-country ski and snowshoe rentals at the new Winter Activities Center near the golf course.
In the wake of a year marked by protests against racial injustice and police brutality, conversations have reemerged about what to do with controversial works of art — and more broadly, how institutions should confront their racist pasts.
COVID-19 has posed challenges for Dartmouth professors with young children, many of whom have been asked to balance working from home and caring for their families.
