Sydney (’24) is a news writer for The Dartmouth. She comes from Pasadena, California and intends to study some combination of economics and neuroscience. Outside of The Dartmouth, Sydney enjoys her roles as a Women in Business associate, People Places Pines admissions blogger and club water polo player.
No Big Green women qualified for the Super Regional tournament, but the men have a chance to qualify when they play in their tournament next week.
After the pandemic resulted in the cancellation of all of last year’s study abroad trips, this fall will see nine programs return to action.
After six terms of remote learning, students and professors finally returned to in-person classes with the start of fall term.
From group tutoring and religious life to professional counseling, a large variety of support resources are available for undergraduate students.
Adams discussed the College’s ongoing mask mandate, vaccinations and the path to recovery from the pandemic.
The freshman from Holtsville, New York died at home at the age of 18.
As Dartmouth loosens restrictions on student interactions, professors and students explore the value of digital programs like Zoom and Slack moving forward.
As one of 16 recipients in this year's awards, Peñaloza Morales will receive $34,000 to put towards graduate school.
Holt discusses her experience working in the field of international security and diplomacy.
The winning team's prototype, CampUS, focused on mitigating international students' culture shock when arriving to college.
