Current congressman Artur Davis (D-Ala.) spoke Monday about the need for the U.S. government to break free of what he called its current "twenty-year political stagnation." In his lecture, entitled "Bridging Gaps: Addressing Economic and Political Differences," he also issued an appeal to Dartmouth students to break this gridlock by becoming more involved in the political process. More »
Editor's note: This is the second in a three-part series focusing on the proposed DDS changes next year. This part examines the DDS cost infrastructure. More »
Editor's note: This is the eighth and final piece in a multi-part series focusing on the future of residential life at Dartmouth. The College plans to tear down Thayer dining hall and rebuild a new and expanded dining facility in its place, slated to open in 2010, as part of its construction initiatives. More »
Most college students feel apathetic or even bitter toward their student governments, a Yale Daily News article recently reported. Cari Tuna, author of last month's article, asserted that there is a disconnect between student governments and their peers. Tuna included the results of Yale polls and personal interviews with students at every Ivy League institution. The majority of students referenced in Yale's article feel that their student governments do not affect their daily lives, while most student leaders feel that students simply are not aware of all of their contributions. More »
A panel of eight students from different ethnic backgrounds discussed their personal experiences on race and gender at the College in a forum titled "Racism" held at Dartmouth Hall Monday evening. More »
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