Earlier this year Joseph Catrino took the helm at the newly expanded and renamed Center for Career Design to help students see themselves as the designers of their careers and their lives.
The Heat is OnCrosby Street along Buddy Teevens Stadium closed for up to 18 months for the College’s clean-energy project. It is closed at times to pedestrians.Galactic FrontiersAstrophysicists…
Amid the ongoing debate regarding the Trump administration’s attacks on higher education, in late May DAM asked how Dartmouth is addressing these divisive issues.
Feeling Muzzled
In a survey of students conducted by The D in April, more than two-thirds said they did not feel protected by the College from outside prosecution for expressing their opinions on…
Papers, Please
Uncertainty about immigration policy, enforcement, and travel has international students, faculty, and staff on edge. In mid-March the College issued travel guidance, including…
Trial Wraps
In January, a judge found Kevin Engel ’27 and Roan Wade ’25 guilty of one count each of misdemeanor criminal trespass for their protest on the Parkhurst lawn in October 2023. They were…
At the Polls
Officials estimate that 2,300 students voted in Hanover on November 5.
In the Swim
The College has waived all fees for beginner swimming classes. Any student can participate for…
“Acting as a community makes us all better,” says new senior VP for community and campus life Jennifer Rosales. “Better at problem solving, better at innovation, more resilient, more creative.” A…
Colas Coexist
A new beverage contract enables the College to sell Pepsi and Coke products. A 10-year deal to offer Coke exclusively expired earlier this year.
Lost and Found
Someone left a…
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…
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…
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…
Paying Tribute
All Ivy football teams honored Dartmouth coach Buddy Teevens ’79 by donning “BT” helmet stickers this season.
Well Connected
Dartmouth landed on Town & Country’s list of the…
No. 19
The inauguration of new President Sian Beilock will take place on Friday, September 22, at 3 p.m. on the Green.
Change of Venue
The Connecticut River was so low in mid-April that…
Unprecedented
Four-time All-Ivy basketball star Gail Koziara Boudreaux ’82 was on hand February 25 when the athletics department raised a banner depicting her No. 20 jersey in her honor during…
Space for Wellness
A new “tranquility room” has opened at Berry Library, where students can enjoy two massage chairs, ambient music, and the occasional therapy dog.
New Arrival
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Good Thinking
Starting this fall students, faculty, and staff get free access to Headspace, a popular app for mindfulness and meditation.
Felled Giant
A large elm…
The Putin Effect
The 2022 summer Russia foreign study program is a casualty of the war in Ukraine. It was scheduled to take place in Moscow.
A legend departs
Former music professor and…
At Last
The class of 2020 will finally celebrate its Commencement with a weekend of activities August 5-7, 2022.
Kudos
Professor Peter Orner, director of the creative writing program, had a new…
