Six house professors were named earlier this year for the creation of house communities, a cornerstone of the “Moving Dartmouth Forward” policy initiative announced by College President Phil Hanlon.
About 50 students gathered in One Wheelock on Tuesday night for a panel titled “Race in the Greek System Panel.” Four panelists shared their experiences with the Greek system as a part of “VoX: Voices of Summer” programming.
On Saturday, Aug. 15, members of the Upper Valley and officers from the Hanover Police Department will gather at the Etna Green in an informal environment for the fourth annual Coffee with a Cop event.
Every Wednesday, more than 500 people from the Upper Valley gather in Spaulding Auditorium to listen to guest lecturers speak about the future of American power and influence through the summer lecture series run by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth or OSHER@Dartmouth.
Beginning with the Class of 2020, the College will encourage students who are interested in taking a gap year to look into paid opportunities through the Aspen Institute’s Franklin Project clearinghouse — a project that encourages students to do a year of service in between high school and college.
The College received a record-breaking $325.4 million in gifts and commitments in the 2014-15 fiscal year, the College announced on July 15. This total exceeds last year’s by 27 percent. The Dartmouth College Fund and the annual funds for the Thayer School of Engineering and Tuck Business School also broke records this year.
More than 5,000 people gathered to participate and volunteer for the 34th annual Prouty on Saturday, Norris Cotton Cancer Center executive director Jean Brown said. The event raised more than $3.15 million for the Norris Cotton Cancer Center, which is still continuing to receive donations.