Powwow Marks Its 45th Year at Dartmouth | Dartmouth News

The powwow is organized each year by a student committee of the Dartmouth College Native American Program. The students, led this year by cochairs Shelbi Fitzpatrick ’19 and Anna Reed ’19, manage the event fundraising, vending, logistics, staffing, and advertising.

Dartmouth Alumni Magazine

If you're a fan of Game of Thrones and Jake Tapper '91, this interview is for you.

It's hard to have a bad day after you get to snuggle with a piglet. Yesterday, students got to spend a little time playing, cuddling, and relaxing with puppies, kittens, bunnies, and other baby farm animals, thanks to Programming Board - Dartmouth!

Dartmouth Alumni

“Dartmouth women are demonstrating the power of what we can do together on behalf of students. This is a major collective effort—that’s what makes the circle unique.” #Dartmouth250

A Jazzy Farewell to Barbary Coast Director Don Glasgo | Dartmouth News

For the past 40 years, Don Glasgo's job has been (as he puts it) to teach students to improvise—in every sense of the word. This weekend, he'll take the stage with the Barbary Coast for one last time.

Timeline Photos

For the College on the hill 🌲 (Photo by Eli Burakian '00)

Photos from Dartmouth's post

We're pretty excited about the #Dartmouth21s (and it looks like they are, too). In honor of College Signing Day, we're featuring a few photos of members of the Class of 2021 sharing their Dartmouth pride! 🎉🌲💚🎊

Rachel Muir ’20 Receives Community Service Fellowship | Dartmouth News

Rachel Muir '20 has dedicated her first year at Dartmouth to building community and bridging divides—an effort that helped earn her a 2017 Newman Civic Fellowship from Campus Compact.

Dartmouth Alumni

The DAAD will allow Claire Park ’16 and Annelise Sauter Ortiz ’16 to continue their research in Germany. Give a rouse!

Unprecedented Increase in Students Choosing Dartmouth | Dartmouth News

Give a rouse! We're thrilled to welcome the 1,279 members of the #Dartmouth21s—the most academically distinguished and globally diverse class of students in the College's history! Congratulations, Class of 2021!

Memorial Service for Joshua Levi Monette ’19 on May 8

Joshua L. Monette ’19 will be remembered as a welcoming and caring friend, who fully embraced his Makah heritage and hoped his studies would help him return his tribe's language to spoken fluency by opening an immersion school in his home town. The Dartmouth community is invited to join his family in honoring his memory at a ceremony in Rollins Chapel on May 8 at 5 p.m.

Safety and Security Director Harry Kinne To Retire

Harry Kinne’s retirement caps a 37-year career in public safety and facilities management in higher education—14 of those at Dartmouth where he has worked tirelessly to support the health and safety of everyone at the College.