Sabyne Pierre ’20 Recognized for Community Service
April 18, 2018
The sophomore has received a Newman Civic Fellowship to advance social justice work.
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Rachel Muir ’20 Receives Community Service Fellowship
May 1, 2017“I know I want to commit my life to service and justice,” says Muir.
PRIDE 2017: An LGBTQIA+ Celebration
April 20, 2017The 11th annual celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community begins Saturday, April 22.
First-Generation Students and Staff Find Common Ground
June 1, 2016A new mentoring program is designed to offer support throughout College.
IvyQ Conference Considers Sexual and Gender Diversity
November 20, 2014IvyQ 2014 brought several hundred LGBTQIA+ students from the eight Ivy League schools and beyond to campus Nov. 6-9.
Dartmouth Commemorates Anniversary of March on Washington
August 27, 2013A slate of events at Dartmouth on Wednesday, August 28, will commemorate the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s March on Washington.
Gays’ and Veterans’ Rights Leader Kicks Off Heritage Month
April 26, 2013In 2009, Lt. Dan Choi, an Iraq veteran and a skilled Arabic speaker, was discharged from the U.S. Army for saying three words: “I am gay.”
For Students Remaining on Campus, a Break From the Bustle Can Be Refreshing
December 12, 2012Yellow tape marks off work zones in the library, sidewalks around campus are being repaired, and many of the people in Collis Center wear hard hats: With most students gone for winter break, the