On Saturday afternoon, 30 members of Dartmouth’s Greek community packed into a Rockefeller Center conference room for the pilot session of Lambda 10, a national project seeking to abate homophobia in Greek systems across the country. More »
The Martin Luther King Celebration Committee honored the late Meleia Willis-Starbuck ‘07, who died this summer of a gunshot wound, with the Emerging Leadership Award Friday at the Fifth Annual Social Justice Awards in the Hopkins Center. More »
In his keynote address to a packed crowd this Friday, Syrian intellectual Sadik al-Azm stressed the importance of understanding the biases of Arab and Western scholarship. Al-Azm’s address marked the second day of the three-day “Orientalism and Fundamentalism” conference held in his honor. More »
“Parkhurst” is one of the scariest verbs in the Dartmouth lexicon. Named for the building in which undergraduate judicial hearings occur, getting “Parkhursted” is a slang term for being suspended or expelled by the College. Despite recent high-profile cases that dealt with issues ranging from cocaine trafficking to defenestrating, the most common cases are often the least publicized. Of the 666 cases brought by the Office of Undergraduate Judicial Affairs in 2004-05, most concerned either violations of the honor principle or misconduct charges, such as alcohol offenses; only a handful dealt with criminal offenses. More »
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