As this temperamental New Hampshire winter progresses with its fluctuating temperatures, unseasonably warm days and lack of snow, College Health Services and Dick’s House have seen fewer students with influenza and upper respiratory infections than they have in past winters. Students are still contracting the typical number of other illnesses, however, according to director of health services Dr. John Turco. More »
Editor’s note: This is the third in a multi-part series focusing on the future of residential life at Dartmouth. More »
Two Dartmouth professors will soon have the honor of participating in NASA’s ground-breaking $168.4 million Stardust project to analyze interstellar dust particles collected from the Wild 2 comet. More »
Miss Liberia International, Telena Cassell ‘06, traveled to Liberia from California Monday and will spend the next two weeks helping Liberian women and children, at which time she will distribute $3,000 worth of school supplies and personal items that she has collected from donors. More »
Despite a nationwide decrease in the number of law school applicants, Dartmouth experienced a 5 percent increase in the number of seniors who applied to law school for the 2005 academic year. Across the country, law school applications declined by 4.6 percent, the first loss in applications since the 1997-98 academic year. More »
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