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Serve and Volley

Pomp and protest mark Commencement.

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Local Ace Casey Ratzlaff, a volunteer assistant coach for the men’s tennis team, competed in the Paris Paralympics. He’s the No. 1 men’s wheelchair tennis player in the United States and No. 14 in…

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The Bard’s Play Book

The ultimate in Shakespeare endures as one of the most revered and valuable literary treasures at Dartmouth.

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“The Campus Is in an Uproar”

On the night of May 1, local and state police in riot gear broke up a peaceful protest on the Green and made dozens of arrests. Here are the latest reports. THE LATEST (June 11): “The Scene of…

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The SAT Returns

Admissions testing is no longer optional.

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Open To Debate

Undergrads excel at the art of persuasion.

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Change Agent

David Robinson-Morris joins the new Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life.

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Let’s Talk About It

Administration announces Dialogue Project.

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“Games Saved My Life”

Professor William Cheng explains how a personal connection to video games inspired his unusual course about gameplay—and the human condition.

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New Heights

Aerial acrobats defy gravity to exercise and express themselves.

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Lessons in Diplomacy

Middle East expert pushes for more productive discussions.

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Campus Confidential

Sibling Revelry Canadian pop star Tate McRae attended several men’s hockey games earlier this season. Her brother, Tucker ’26, skates for the Big Green.  Probation Four Greek houses…