Correction Appended The College, the Association of Alumni and former member of the College Board of Trustees Todd Zywicki '88 have each filed briefs with the New Hampshire Supreme Court, following the filing of an appeal by a group of seven alumni that brought suit against the Board.
Chief Human Resources Officer Traci Nordberg and Vice President for Communications Diana Pearson have announced their departures from the College.
Nancy Marion, former chair of the economics department and economics professor, has been appointed associate dean of the faculty for the social sciences, Dean of Faculty Michael Mastanduno announced in an e-mail on Monday.
The College rejected a proposal from the group of seven alumni who are currently suing the Board of Trustees to end all legal action against the College if parity is restored on the Board, according to a letter from the College's attorneys.
In her playwriting debut, Ariela Anhalt '11 chronicles a son's decision whether or not to reveal his engagement to his long-term boyfriend to his ailing father.
The Hood Museum of Art received a $1.25 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to fund the further incorporation of the Hood's resources with the College's curriculum, according to a College press release.
The group of seven alumni led by B.V. Brooks '47 which has been engaged in a lawsuit against the College's Board of Trustees since November 2008 offered to discontinue all legal action against the College if the Board restores parity between alumni-elected and Board-selected trustees in an open letter sent to the Board on Wednesday.
Following former Assistant Dean of Residential Life and Director of Greek Letter Organizations and Societies Deborah Carney's official retirement from her position on June 30, the College has to hire a permanent replacement to act as primary advisor for campus Greek organizations, according to April Thompson, Associate Dean of the College for Campus Life.
Unless you've been living under a rock with no access to television, Internet, radio or any other news source over the past two months, you have heard about the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
The Tabard coed fraternity received a court date of July 14 for its trial for two counts of serving alcohol to underage individuals in an arraignment at the Lebanon District Court on Monday.