Safety and Security are able to track students' movement through the use of their Dartmouth identification cards, according to Harry Kinne, College proctor and director of Safety and Security.
Presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., encouraged a crowd of roughly 400 to support his run for the Democratic nomination at a campaign rally Tuesday morning in the Alumni Gymnasium. Focusing on ideology rather than concrete policy proposals, Obama criticized political negativity and stagnancy, ...
Sustainable dining projects see setbacks
Future Dean of the College Thomas Crady visited Dartmouth last week, spending Thursday and Friday meeting with various members of the Dartmouth community as part of his preparation to take over for Acting Dean Dan Nelson in January. Crady met with various student groups, including Palaeopitus Senior ...
A College benefits committee failed to reach a consensus on infertility benefits for Dartmouth employees at Thursday afternoon's annual meeting of the Steering Committee of the General Faculty. In an effort to bring Dartmouth's health benefits in line with those of peer institutions, the Council on Benefits has been trying for two years to agree on a recommendation for infertility coverage.
Some 4,000 guests were expected at the annual Dartmouth Community Cookout on Tuck Mall Tuesday afternoon, but not a drop of garbage.
Correction appended. The Tuck School of Business was ranked first in Forbes Magazine's biennial survey of business schools, the magazine reported on Thursday. The survey ranks schools according to the return students receive on their investment after five years -- in other words, the total money earned in the five years after graduation less the cost of tuition and forgone compensation.
During the summer of 1964, a group of 153 recent college graduates spent two months in Hanover for a course in language training before being deployed with the Peace Corps in Africa.
"When I'm president, unions will have their voices heard," Gov. Bill Richardson said. "I will appoint a union member as my Secretary of Labor." Richardson, the democratic presidential hopeful for the 2008 election from New Mexico, visited Hanover to speak to members of the Service Employees International Union at their Summer Labor Studies Institute on Saturday.
Courtesy of Kevin Pfieffer The Elizabeth Mine in Strafford, Vt., better known to Dartmouth students as the Copper Mines, is a staple destination for the sunny afternoons of sophomore summer.