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Wellness app Headspace debuts on campus, free for Dartmouth community
The app offers a variety of mindfulness and meditation resources in an attempt to improve mental health for faculty, staff and students.
The app offers a variety of mindfulness and meditation resources in an attempt to improve mental health for faculty, staff and students.
The Class of 2026 will return to pre-COVID graduation requirement of three PE or wellness credits.
After having missed the event during their senior years, recent alumni eye an opportunity to attend the anticipated spring festival.
The planned renovations will create a new outdoor plaza, recital hall and dance studio.
While there will not be an overnight stay as Dimensions had offered, Discover Dartmouth includes the ability to take a campus tour, attend a class and eat lunch with a current student.
By the end of April, Dartmouth Dining Services plans to operate The Fern, Back of the Napkin and Cafe@Baker, all of which will only take DBA.
The new D-plan interface includes new rules that address international students’ visa requirements, while the directory app converts Dartmouth directory information from a website to a mobile application.
The boutique opened on Jan. 18, sparking mixed reactions from customers.
Staff report milder illness in residents with the omicron variant.
Among the projects is a 309 unit apartment complex targeted towards Dartmouth graduate students, for which leasing will begin this month.
