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Board chair Gregg Lemkau ’91 said the Board will work “quickly and expeditiously” in the review process, but there is “no ...

Calorie-counting, obsessive weight loss and harsh food rules are forms of disordered eating that are fatally mistaken for pillars of health. Here’s how diet culture rhetoric and behavior manifests at ...

While Oxford did not release the demographics behind the selection process, its president Casper Grathwol said he finds it “fascinating that the term ‘brain rot’ has been adopted by Gen Z and Gen ...

Scholars across the undergraduate and graduate communities will be presented with incredible opportunities to get involved in climate initiatives through their studies and research. Various student ...

Martin Crimp’s adaptation examines the tension between social conformity and artistic merit in the modern era.

Noah Trigueros ’28 came in to replace Grayson Saunier ’27 at quarterback, ultimately guiding the Big Green to victory.

Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s brilliant new documentary raises more questions than it can answer about disgraced tech founder Elizabeth Holmes.

Last Wednesday, touring comedy troupe Bluebird performed a show in Spaulding Auditorium in the Hopkins Center for the Arts.

Tang Williams also called for a war powers resolution concerning the Iran War at the Oct. 14 event hosted by the Rockefeller ...

This phase of the application will not use generative artificial intelligence but will collect multiple sources of student ...

James Bassett ’78 also reflected on his work with Dartmouth students through the Rockefeller Center Policy Research Shop and ...