Construction of the Class of 1978 Life Sciences Center and plans for the College's new visual arts center remain on schedule despite economic challenges and criticism from Hanover residents, according to College administrators involved with the projects. More »
A former governor and United States ambassador, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and a Dartmouth government professor explored topics related to next week's presidential election at a panel discussion in the Haldeman Center Thursday afternoon. The panelists first presented their personal views on ethics in politics before an open discussion. Discussion topics included gender biases in politics, presidential morality and America's stance in the world. More »
Although many Internet vendors aim to limit negative feedback on their products' security, Mozilla Firefox is trying to encourage it to improve the quality of its service, Window Synder, chief of security at the Mozilla Corporation, said on Thursday afternoon in Rockefeller Center room 1. More »
Exploring minor aspects of past presidents' lives, such as why Lyndon B. Johnson owned an amphibious car, helps shed light on their characters and leadership styles, Michael Beschloss, a historian and this year's Dorsett Lecturer, said at his talk Thursday afternoon in Cook auditorium. More »
October 24, 11:33 p.m. West Wheelock Street and Tuck Drive A Dartmouth College employee called Hanover Police on Friday to report a roll of burning toilet paper found on Tuck Drive. Police arrived to find the roll completely extinguished and no suspicious activity at or near the scene. More »
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