Student Assembly confirmed the members of its Fall term executive board in one of its first meetings under the new leadership on Tuesday night. The board includes eight committee chairs and three Assembly representatives to other organizations. More »
While increasing food prices have forced colleges across the nation to increase the price of meal plans or alter their menus, Dartmouth Dining Services will likely make less dramatic changes, due to its individual retail system, which allows students to pay only for the food they buy. More »
Armed with blow torches and hopes of victory, engineering students from across the world converged on the New Hampshire International Speedway in Loudon, N.H., on Monday to participate in the three-day Formula Hybrid International Competition hosted by the Thayer School of Engineering. Competing teams designed and built environmentally friendly cars to enter into the contest. More »
Curled up in cubicles during all library hours and sustaining energy drink sales in Novack Cafe, Dartmouth seniors are crunching out the final pages of their theses this week. More than one-fifth of the Class of 2008 is conducting thesis research. More »
Heralding cell transplantation as a potential cure for diabetes, Gordon Weir, chair of the Research and Wellness Foundation at the Joslin Diabetes Center, spoke on the use of stem cells as a form of treatment on Tuesday before an audience in the Haldeman Center. More »
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