Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Karl Furstenberg announced Monday his plans to retire by July of next year. The College will soon begin its search for Furstenberg’s successor, according to Provost Barry Scherr. More »
The Heinz Family Foundation selected photojournalist James Nachtwey ‘70 and five others to receive the 12th annual Heinz Award in the Arts and Humanities, it announced Monday. Nachtwey will receive the $250,000 award from the Heinz Family Foundation in a private ceremony in Pittsburgh this October. More »
Gary Bremer ‘84 was sentenced to two years in prison for illegal possession of child pornography on Friday. He was arrested last March after police found over 300 pornographic images of children on a laptop computer he pawned at a shop near his New Haven, Conn. home. Bremer, 45, was valedictorian of his class at Dartmouth. More »
A group of 15 Dartmouth students representing different backgrounds and faiths traveled to Eastern Europe this past June to restore an abandoned Jewish cemetery and erect a fence around an unmarked mass grave. More »
Career Services inaugurated its 2006 Employer Connections Fair Monday evening with an address entitled “Uncharted Maps: Life through Multiple Careers” by Dartmouth Trustee Michael Chu ‘68, who told students that it is possible to successfully switch back and forth between corporate and not-for-profit careers and simultaneously contribute to society. More »
In an effort to showcase some of the job and internship opportunities available to seniors, Career Services will host the Employer Connections Fair today and tomorrow from 12 to 4 p.m. in the Alumni Hall and the Top of the Hop. More »
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