“What I’ve come to appreciate most of all over these past four years is that it is not about just making good decisions; you need to be provided with the opportunities to make those decisions,” valedictorian Norwitz told his classmates. “That’s the real privilege of being at an elite Ivy League school like Dartmouth. It opens up doors you didn't know existed and provides opportunities that you could only dream of.”
“As you leave Dartmouth, remember the lessons you’ve learned through your global engagements, taking inspiration from today’s honorary degree recipients,” Hanlon told the Class of 2018.
The actor and author delivered Dartmouth’s 2018 commencement address.
In ‘Citrus,’ Celeste Jennings ’18 connects generations of women on the stage.
Documentary project by Brooks Fellow Dalia McGill ’16 explores an Amazon dam project.
The physicist advocates for the use of small, experimental spacecraft.
The composer created an album of world music for her senior fellowship last year.
The ‘Godfather’ author’s papers are a gift from Diana and Bruce Rauner ’78.
On the 50th anniversary of the U.S. premiere of the beloved children’s show “Mister Roger’s Neighborhood,” take a look back at the memorable 2002 commencement address by Fred Rogers ’50.