The talk, “Russian Censorship in Ukraine: The Dark Side of Translation,” focused on Russian political censorship of literature translated into Ukrainian throughout history.
The “status quo-affirming election” reflects the weight of independent voters in the state, who may have been turned off by “too extreme” Republican candidates.
Students and alumni will be able to take part in a number of College traditions this weekend, beginning with the annual bonfire.
Ellison, a traveling physician and retired Army surgeon, died in Hanover on Aug. 18 at the age of 57.
Focused around the theme of ‘Constellations,’ students arranged social, cultural and academic events throughout May.
Professor Sonali Chakravarti discussed the increasing importance of race in the legal system and the changing definition of jury impartiality.
The Al-Nur Muslim student organization, Dartmouth Dining Services and the College chaplain are working together to ensure that Muslim students can celebrate the month, which includes a daily fast between dawn and sunset.
Program director Jack Kreisler ’22 said that the incoming directorate will emphasize inclusivity.
According to Still North owner Allie Levy, she is hoping to expand the book program to more departments in the future.
Business owners and town officials expressed their feelings about Hanlon’s administration and their hopes for his successor.
