Tubestock, a summer weekend of intoxication and rafting on the Connecticut River that has never been sanctioned by the College, will most likely be canceled this summer, unless students can significantly modify the weekend in order to secure event permits from the State of New Hampshire, the Town of Norwich and the Town of Hanover. More »
Felida Rodriguez ‘09 sustained serious but not life-threatening injuries Tuesday afternoon at the Dartmouth Skiway after veering into trees while skiing down the “MBA Trail” during her weekly physical education ski class. More »
Officially named the “Cool Robot” by students and faculty members at the Thayer School of Engineering, the robot designed to function in arctic temperatures may have surpassed “cool” and entered the realm of “out of this world,” if the interest from NASA is any indication. More »
The Young Democrats and College Republicans clashed last night in a debate over issues such as tax cuts, energy policy and the role of the United Nations. More »
Freedom of speech advocates claim that the First Amendment was threatened last Tuesday when the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal filed by the editors of a student-run college newspaper against the schools’s administrators. The Supreme Court decision upholds the Seventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision to allow administrators to continue censoring public university newspapers throughout the Midwest. More »
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