In 1950s Germany the sixth most popular pastime was looking out of windows, according to German sociological studies that Harvard University Society of Fellows junior fellow Daniel Jütte said inspired his interested in windows and window-gazing.
Biology professor Ryan Calsbeek, physics and astronomy professor Ryan Hickox, engineering professor Jane Hill, sociology professor Kathryn Lively, mathematics professor Craig Sutton and comparative literature professor Dennis Washburn will be the first six house professors in Dartmouth’s new residential cluster system, the College announced yesterday.
Ryan Calsbeek, Ryan Hickox, Jane Hill, Kathryn Lively, Craig Sutton and Dennis Washburn will be the first six house professors in the College's residential cluster system, the College announced this morning.
With several relocations and closings, the storefronts along Main Street are changing. The Indigo and Lemon Tree Gifts have moved onto Main Street, wood planks block the entrances to what once was Metro Bakery and Cafe and 3 Guys Basement Barbeque and brown paper covers the windows of Indigo’s previous home.
“This room doesn’t look like Hanover,” panelist and vice president of institutional diversity and equity Evelynn Ellis said, to laughs from the audience, later adding that underrepresentation of minority faculty can be disadvantageous to all students, not just students from underrepresented groups.
Students will have the opportunity to learn from and engage with established professionals in the nonprofit sector as part of the Tucker Foundation’s “Breaking the Mold: Careers for the Common Good Symposium.” The event, which starts this afternoon and will continue through tomorrow, will feature a keynote address from Katherine Collins, Founder and CEO of Honeybee Capital, and multiple workshops focused on educating students about nonprofit career paths.
Victor Ekpuk works on his original piece on the walls of the Larthrop Gallery.
Victor Ekpuk works on his original piece on the walls of the Larthrop Gallery.