"Hello, I'm Zach Goldstein and I go to The Dartmouth." The words slipped unconsciously out of my mouth and even moments later I was unaware of the seemingly minor mistake I had just made.
Five-month payment delay reveals campus fundraising loopholes
When they opened their mailboxes in December, 397 high-school seniors received the news they had all been waiting for: they were the first members of the Class of 2009. Despite garnering slightly fewer applications than in recent years, the total number of Early Decision admits was up nominally, an increase Dean of Admissions Karl Furstenberg attributes directly to the strength of the pool. Academically, the class looks to be the strongest in years.
From the highs to the lows, a look back at the last four years at Dartmouth. 2000-2001 Freshman year began with Dartmouth Outing Club trips and Orientation, as it does with every new Dartmouth class.
There's a reason why an overwhelming majority of the College opts for laptop computers. With a wireless network blanketing the entire campus, from the library to the dorms to the middle of the Green, students can access the Internet and (more importantly) BlitzMail from anywhere on campus, without plugging in. In October 2002, Wired Magazine even dubbed the college "Unplugged U." for its widespread use of wireless technology.
The College's Class of 2008 is firmly cast in place, as 1,095 students have submitted letters of intent to matriculate at Dartmouth come Fall term.
He was "one of the greatest Dartmouth ends in recent years," The Dartmouth proclaimed in 1953. Indeed, 51 years later, former College President David T.
For the fifth year in a row, U.S. News and World Report ranked Dartmouth ninth in its annual "America's Best Colleges" report released Tuesday. Harvard and Princeton again buoyed the rankings in a tie for the number one school.
Dartmouth food may still be great, but apparently the campus isn't as beautiful as it used to be.
Kaplan names Dartmouth hottest 'tech-savvy' institution