BOSTON — College President James Wright was presented with a New Englander of the Year award Monday evening by the New England Council, a regional alliance of business, academic and health institutions. Wright was recognized for his extraordinary service, including his creation and funding of an education program for wounded U.S. veterans. More »
Next time you find yourself passed out on the president’s lawn, you may be surprised to receive on-the-spot medical treatment from one of your classmates. Starting this fall, Dartmouth Emergency Medical Services will be on call 48 hours a week, from 7 p.m. Friday to 7 p.m. Sunday, responding to all medical calls phoned in to Safety and Security. More »
Tuesday and Wednesday will see the Top of the Hop transformed into a bustling center for schmoozing as 100 private corporations, nonprofits and government employers set up shop for Career Services’ annual Employer Connection Fair. About 800 students are expected to attend each day, as in recent years. More »
He wears a black suit and a fedora. From his waist hangs a noose, knotted five times. He carries a wooden cross and you’ll often find him at the corner Wheelock and Main. This man is Manchester resident Robert Haines, and he is running for president of the United States. More »
The Hopkins Center has established two new membership programs intended to finance student activities and potentially bring more performers to the center. The programs, introduced in July, replace the 40-year-old Friends of the Hopkins Center and Hood Museum program. The split allowed each group’s members to focus on the center’s mission statement, to “ignite and sustain a passion for the arts in the community,” said Lisa Vallejo-Sorensen, the Hop’s publicist and media relations coordinator. More »
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