DSG Beat: Senate discusses upcoming elections
At its fourth weekly meeting of the term, the Dartmouth Student Government discussed the upcoming DSG and town elections and impeached two senators.
At its fourth weekly meeting of the term, the Dartmouth Student Government discussed the upcoming DSG and town elections and impeached two senators.
Tom Charles ’70 criticizes the Dartmouth administration for capitulating to the Trump administration.
Jessica Brown ’83 stresses the dire threats higher education faces and argues that Dartmouth must stand up.
Rick Detwiler ’69 argues that Dartmouth must stand next to its peer universities and sign onto the AACU’s open letter.
Kendall Bartholomew ’04 argues that Dartmouth is shrinking from its doing by not standing up for academic integrity.
George Metes '59 offers advice to President Beilock.
For about an hour, businesses closed and some employees went home.
Candidates for student body president and vice president participated in an April 27 debate hosted by The Dartmouth ahead of the election.
The upcoming musical about Vermont farmers will utilize folk music to tell the story “of the land.”
Special Collections Fellow Kira Parrish-Penny ’24 curated the Rauner Library exhibit, which traces the cookbook as a record for untold American history.
Beilock to also visit D.C. this week to meet with university presidents, elected officials and Trump administration members.
A College spokesperson said the web page would be republished soon after the College makes “a few small changes.”
If there is to be a Dartmouth College any longer, it must fall to us, the students, to resist.
President Beilock abstained from signing an open letter condemning the Trump administration’s decision to revoke federal funding from many universities.
Campaigning began on April 20.
An April 4 memorandum released by Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins may reduce environmental protection measures and boost logging production.
Pollack, who is currently a Montgomery Fellow, spoke about the societal impacts, risks and opportunities of AI for universities at an April 21 talk hosted by the Montgomery Fellows.
Abstention is a political decision, College President Sian Leah Beilock.