The 110th Winter Carnival, which opened Feb. 7, 2020, featured one of the tallest and longest snow sculptures in recent years—a sea monster rising from a snowy Green.
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Dartmouth Pride started about seven years ago, when students in the LGBTQIA+ community decided they wanted visibility for themselves. This year, Pride organizers and other members of the LGBTQIA+ community took some time to talk about the history of the celebration at Dartmouth and its significance today.
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On Sept. 6, 2018, Dean Coffin welcomed the Class of 2022 by reading excerpts from some of the essays written by members of the class during the admissions process.
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Adina and Colleen take Dean Coffin on a walk around Dartmouth campus and ask him a few questions about admissions—like how do you get into Dartmouth?
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The assistant professor weighs in on the significance of the vice-presidential candidate.
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Senior lecturer at Rocky published "The Rationing" in 2019 as a "public policy thriller."
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"It remains at its roots a celebration of freedom," says the Dartmouth historian.
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Dartmouth's annual three-day tribute to winter starts Thursday, Feb. 6 with a packed schedule of events.
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The leadoff N.H. primary gives students an insider's view of presidential politics.
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Some of the most memorable sights and sounds of an unforgettable celebration of our 250th anniversary.
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Dean Coffin offered a collective biography of the Class of 2023—drawn from excerpts from their applications—during a ceremony welcoming the Class of '23.
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Campus Engagement Coordinator Isadora Italia and Jules Wheaton '19 offer an inside look at the newly renovated Hood Museum of Art.
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Dartmouth is one the few colleges to invite applicants to submit a peer letter of recommendation. We asked a few members of the Class of 2023 the read what their peers wrote about them.
Edited by Yumi Naruke '20
Filmed by Matt Gannon '22
Produced by Vanessa Pius
