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OPINION: Frances Mize '22 explores the "let's get a meal" culture at Dartmouth, urging readers to develop relationships that are more meaningful than those forged over one-time meals. ow.ly/yBim30ovrv4
OPINION: "No doubt Notre Dame will rise again. But many other symbols of worship and living religious communites don't have this luxury," writes Raniyan Zaman '22. ow.ly/y6ev30ovrv3
Will climate change cause political violence to increase? This is one of several research questions geography professor Justin Mankin explores. ow.ly/i4xW30ovrv2
"I want to make people feel good even when I'm not feeling good," said '53 Commons greeter Dawn Fandino. In 2013, she suffered a hemorrhagic stroke which left the right side of her body paralyzed. ow.ly/zPo330ovrv0
In New Hampshire, the death penalty may be on its deathbed. ow.ly/ClNw30ovruZ
Three Dartmouth fraternities filed an amicus brief in 2018 arguing that Hanover unlawfully delegated authority to the College in the case New Hampshire Alpha of SAE Trust v. The Town of Hanover Zoning Board of Adjustment. ow.ly/erpB30ovruY
On Earth Day two years ago, President Philip J. Hanlon ’77 announced a set of sustainability goals to minimize the College’s impact on the environment. Take a look at the progress we’ve made toward these goals and the work we have left to do. bit.ly/2IDU0vE
Wondering about what comes next for the #NotreDame cathedral after last week's fire? Assistant Professor of Art History Nicola Camerlenghi has some thoughts. bit.ly/2DobIPl
We're expanding our commitment to help #firstgen and low-income students thrive and succeed, thanks to $13 million in private gifts, including a $10 million commitment from A. George “Skip” Battle ’66. Give a rouse! #DartmouthLeads #Dartmouth250 bit.ly/2N2oBlQ
Here’s a sneak peek of our May/June issue, coming your way soon. pic.twitter.com/zaolt6zfnR
Women's golf finishes second in Ivy League championships, softball bounces back to take its series against Cornell, women's tennis ends its season on a high note and more in this week's Roundup. ow.ly/bEUR30ouN9H
Heavyweight rowing swept its first race, got swept in its second and had very tight races in the third to start the outdoor season. ow.ly/oToA30ouN9E
Last Thursday, President Hanlon announced gifts to establish a groundbreaking professorship in Native American studies and jumpstart completion of the College’s Arts District. #DartmouthLeads bit.ly/2IyiOFf
Women's lacrosse clinched its second-consecutive Ivy League Tournament berth with a 15-8 win over Cornell University after crushing the University of Vermont earlier in the week. ow.ly/83nf30ouN9D
Women's rowing won all its races handily against Boston University in their lone race on their home Connecticut River this year. ow.ly/XiMf30ouN9B
If you scan the student section crowd at any Dartmouth sporting event, there is a strong chance you will see a large athlete population. Elijah Czysz '22 and Caitlyn McGovern '21 explore the many reasons athletes attend each other's games. ow.ly/gwe730ouN9z
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