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Frat ban lifts for Class of 2025
By Manasi Singh | October 28, 2021The lift, which occurred on Monday, was hailed by many freshmen as an opportunity to fully integrate into campus culture.
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Students experience long testing lines during move-in
By Manasi Singh | September 16, 2021Due to technical difficulties, workers were forced to manually enter COVID-19 student testing information, leaving incoming students waiting for up to two hours.
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A Delectable Dining Directory
By Manasi Singh | September 7, 2021Where to find the best eats at Dartmouth.
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Our leafy neighbors: quintessential Dartmouth trees and their stories
By Manasi Singh | June 12, 2021The College’s campus is a tapestry of trees — native and ornamental — each with its own fascinating history.
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India’s COVID-19 crisis spurs Dartmouth communities into action
By Manasi Singh | May 11, 2021With daily case counts regularly exceeding 400,000, India is struggling to contain an enormous viral outbreak.
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AAPIHM kicks off, celebrates diverse identities within the Asian American and Pacific Islander community
By Manasi Singh | May 4, 2021The month-long celebration will feature a mix of in-person and virtual activities.
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Dean’s office announces D-Plan changes
By Manasi Singh | April 26, 2021Under the new requirements, students in the Class of 2024 and beyond will be required to take at least one spring or fall term off.
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Diverse group of admitted students navigated virtual admission in most competitive year on record
By Manasi Singh | April 9, 2021The College’s test-optional policy and larger-than-usual applicant pool contributed to this year’s competitiveness.
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Italian eatery, sports bar to open in Hanover
By Manasi Singh | February 26, 2021After five local eateries shuttered their doors amid the pandemic, two new ones will crop up in their old locations this spring.
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Sixteen-day Winter Carnival sees low initial engagement, adapted programming
By Manasi Singh | February 16, 2021As Dartmouth’s Winter Carnival celebration enters its third and final week, students can attend an interactive event showcasing alumni in the gaming industry or head to the Bema to see a light and sound show, among other programming opportunities. Despite seeing initially low engagement, the extended 16-day, video game-inspired carnival has brought many students online or outside to celebrate.