Dartmouth In The News

  • What I Learned in Avalanche School

    The New York Times Magazine

    "By learning to do something I didn't love, I was doing what I loved," writes Heidi Julavits '90 about avalanche school. Among other things, she learned this: "Nature doesn't kill people with avalanches. People kill people with avalanches."

  • Head of Dartmouth Athletics Grounds Crew to Retire

    Valley News

    Coaches loved Dartmouth's Gordon "Honda" Barnes for his "mellow vibe and get-it-done results. At the same time, they and the athletic administration respected his willingness to stick up for himself and his eight-man crew," writes the paper.

  • Hallmark's Flip-Flop on Same-Sex Ads Backfires

    Loop

    In a story about Hallmark reinstating an ad that showed a same-sex couple kissing, Dartmouth's Paul Argenti says the backlash "shows you if you know who you are, what you're doing and stand by your beliefs, you'll be better off in the end."

  • Trump Order on Anti-Semitism Sets Off Fear, Praise From Jewish Community

    WBUR

    An executive order to combat anti-Semitism on college campuses triggers strong feelings among American Jews, notes WBUR. Dartmouth's Susannah Heschel says the order is not the right way to address anti-Semitism, and has serious built-in dangers.

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