As the legal salvos continue to fly, College lawyers filed a motion today to dismiss the Association of Alumni suit that seeks to bar Dartmouth from adding eight new members to the Board of Trustees. More »
Plans to revamp the College's sophomore summer program, including the implementation of a block schedule system, are currently being discussed by College administrators. Final changes are unlikely to be executed for several years. More »
The 41 members of the Facebook group, "Students for a Bald Baker," will soon have a reason to celebrate, as Sunday, Oct. 28, will mark the final day that Wenda Gu's "Green House United Nations" project will be on display in the Baker-Berry Library, ending a 144-day run that began on June 6, 2007. More »
For the past three years the Upper Valley Haven -- a White River Junction, Vt.-based private non-profit organization -- has worked to bring the first adult homeless shelter to the Upper Valley. The Haven's plans, however, are now facing opposition from a group of White River Junction residents who fear the shelter's construction would have adverse effects on the surrounding community. More »
Correction Appended With the recent conclusion of Fall term rush, many students may not be aware of the various other Greek options that exist on campus. Minority Greek houses provide an alternative for students who are interested in participating in the Greek life at Dartmouth. More »
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