Dartmouth’s financial aid office will require students to find their own student loans beginning the next school year in response to ongoing national controversy about the use of “preferred lender lists” in the student lending industry. Dartmouth’s practices have not been implicated in the scandal. More »
Dartmouth’s Interactive Media Laboratory has created a computer program to teach fire, police, and emergency medical services trainees how to respond to domestic terrorist attacks. The program is called “Ops-Plus for WMD Hazmat,” and is the first course for IML’s Virtual Terrorism Response Academy, an anti-terrorism training academy for first responders funded by the Department of Homeland Security through Dartmouth’s Institute for Security Technology Studies. More »
As one of his major goals as interim vice president of Institutional Diversity and Equity, Stuart Lord is attempting to reinvigorate the College’s six-year-old Diversity Council through a series of Campus Climate lunches. More »
When Bruce MacLeod ‘84 was in the seventh grade, he knew that he wanted to graduate from Dartmouth College with a degree in computer science. His life plan was inspired by the teletype in his middle school classroom in Portland, Maine that relayed news from a computer at the College, but after taking a year off from Dartmouth to work in the computer business, MacLeod realized that his passion lay not in computers but in cuisine. More »
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