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BREAKING: The federal government will rescind DHS and ICE rules that would have prohibited international students from remaining in the U.S. while taking courses at online-only universities. ow.ly/FJab50AynWc
“Because of what President Hanlon desired to have us give back to the admissions process, even without the budget problem, we might very well be sitting here today having done the same thing,” said AD Harry Sheehy of the decision to eliminate five sports. ow.ly/zdHL50Ay8Dc
Professor @mattdelmont has been named special advisor to President Philip J. Hanlon '77. He will collaborate with senior leaders on matters involving faculty equity, diversity, and inclusivity. bit.ly/2Os71sU
Read our 2010 cover story about him here: dartmouthalumnimagazine.com/a…
Frank B. Wilderson III is a Dartmouth '78. twitter.com/parul_sehgal/s…
The editors of Dartmouth Alumni Magazine condemn Neff’s reprehensible actions, which in no way reflect the views of the magazine. After temporarily pulling this story from our website, we have republished it in its entirety with an update: dartmouthalumnimagazine.com/b… twitter.com/PadmaLakshmi/s…
Empty nests don't seem so bad anymore. Cartoon by Amanda Sun '23. ow.ly/SaFp50AvcVX
In the latest edition of "The Adventures of Dartmouth Black Girl," cartoonist Dominique Mobley '22 contemplates just how much she missed during her time away from the College. ow.ly/6Rmh50AvbN8
Opinion: The U.S. government should avoid setting unrealistically high expectations for economic recovery and instead focus on managing expectations for the health crisis at hand, argues Maxwell Blum ’23. ow.ly/96IY50AuAJl
Dartmouth psychological and brain sciences professor Thalia Wheatley discusses the digital face swapping technology her laboratory provided to protect the identities of those featured in the award-winning documentary "Welcome to Chechnya." ow.ly/KnXR30qXrk1
The recently created Instagram account @blackatdartmouth shares stories from anonymous Black students on their experiences with racism on campus. The stories range from accounts of microaggressions to outright violence. ow.ly/LoDy30qXrjW
Jewel of India, a popular restaurant among students, has moved to the location previously occupied by Noodle Station and The Swirl & Pearl. It will reopen for takeout on July 15. ow.ly/ZMSq30qXrk0
A current student at the Geisel School of Medicine has created an anonymous Instagram account that posts Geisel students' personal experiences of discrimination, opening up discussions about broader issues at the medical school. ow.ly/rpqg30qXrjU
Despite the online format of the spring term, the tally of honor code violations was consistent with previous, in-person terms, according to the Office of Community Standards and Accountability. ow.ly/JcYM30qXrjT
As the College continues to follow its reopening plan, it has increased the on-campus presence for some employees while also offering early retirement packages. ow.ly/NYmS30qXrjZ
Some students who have received their belongings mailed to them by Dartmouth have reported damage, while others, including recent graduates, have yet to receive their belongings at all. ow.ly/MYOG30qXrjV
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