Milton Ochieng ‘04 first dreamed of building the Lwala Community Clinic in his village of Lwala, Kenya, while on a Tucker Foundation Cross-Cultural service trip to Nicaragua during his sophomore winter. On that trip, Milton traveled with 30 other Dartmouth students to aid the construction of a women and children’s health clinic. More »
Would you fork over an extra $2.35 for a grass-fed beef hamburger at Home Plate? Ninety out of 92 students saidthey would in a meat taste-test held earlier this month. But Dartmouth Dining Services is wary of raising the Home Plate grill hamburger price from $4.50 to $6.85. More »
Correction appended Dartmouth’s Mock Trial and Policy Debate teams have argued their way to the top this year, both performing well enough during their seasons to qualify for their respective national competitions this March. More »
More than 60 researchers from 12 different countries gathered at Dartmouth for a three-day academic conference on cyber security last week. The brand-new event gave attendees the opportunity to review papers and listen to speakers discuss the need to protect critical computer systems from cyber-terrorism. More »
During Hanover’s own winter-end change of climate, scientists were dealing with climate change on a grander level at Dartmouth, as from March 14-20, the College hosted the first Arctic Science Summit Week ever to be held in the United States. More »
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