This year’s list of ordinances includes four proposals by Dartmouth students, several of which aim to adjust the capacity and tenancy requirements in Hanover rental properties.
O’Keefe discussed a wide range of his organization’s efforts to uncover what he referred to as “corruption” in the media and in politics.
The protesters were part of the “The People’s Convoy,” a national group of truckers and supporters arriving in Washington D.C. in the coming days to protest mask and vaccine mandates.
Roughly 150 students, faculty and Hanover community members gathered in solidarity with Ukraine.
Azar spoke about his work on Operation Warp Speed and his experiences as HHS secretary during the Trump administration.
Health experts across the College stressed that the omicron variant continues to pose a threat to community members and health systems.
Regional organizations expect Afghan families to arrive this month, and Dartmouth will bring several students to campus.
The office, which has remained vacant since 2017, will be one place for community members to voice concerns — but current plans don’t include undergraduate students.
The panelists covered topics including the prosecution of Democratic officials, the withdrawal from Afghanistan, immigration and the future of the Republican Party.
The event, hosted over Zoom, drew around 370 attendees streaming in to watch and engage with Chomsky on topics spanning from reforming the “neoliberal system” to technological automation.