Articles by The Dartmouth Review

An email sent out to all alumni this afternoon announces that David Spalding ’76 has been appointed Dartmouth’s Vice President for Alumni Relations and will…

Nathaniel Fick ’99, who chronicled his Marine Corps experience in Afghanistan and Iraq in the forthcoming One Bullet Away, has a new website. He will…

The vegetable oil-powered contraption ran 10,000 miles.

He’s been identified as Valentine Valkov, from Bulgaria, a student at Hartford, Connecticut’s Trinity College. The recovery operations continue today, the Valley News reports.

Date: Fri, 12 Aug 2005 11:23:09 -0400 (EDT)From: James.E.Wright@Dartmouth.EDUTo: dartmouth-announce@locum.dartmouth.eduSubject: Notice to the communitySender: massmail-sender@locum.dartmouth.eduPrecedence: bulk To Members of the Dartmouth Community, I’m very sad…

The controversy surrounding the NCAA’s decision to ban the use of Indian team names and mascots from postseason competition continues, as Jaye La Vallee writes…

Tomorrow (Wednesday), we will try once again to upgrade the server that hosts this and several other sites. Expect the server to be offline for…

Elliot Olshanky ’04 covers the controversy over the Fighting Sioux mascot at the University of North Dakota. As a result of the NCAA’s recent ruling,…

That you can read this post is encouraging–it means that I haven’t broken anything, yet. The goal today is to upgrade the web server that…

The NCAA announced today a decision to ban 18 colleges and universities from participating in postseason competition until they remove “offensive” or “hostile” mascots from…