The board of trustees also paid tribute to three members who are retiring.
"Remember always that the things most precious to us are often the most fragile, and that they need nurturing and protection and stewardship," President Hanlon told the class of 2021.
"We can all think of at least one conversation with a friend or mentor where we walked away feeling supported, or inspired, and we wouldn't be the people who we are today if it were not for that conversation."
Dartmouth graduates served and sacrificed in all the nation's wars.
This week's guests discussed easing COVID-19 restrictions this summer and fall.
The 2021 events continue tonight with a panel discussion with queer professionals.
"Campus Compact of New Hampshire" recognizes outstanding community service.
Members of this debate team argue policies at up to 350 words per minute.
State to offer shots for eligible staff and students at former JCPenney in West Lebanon.
One of the unanticipated outcomes of our new COVID-driven Zoom culture has been expanded opportunities for students and other members of our community to participate in programs and activities from wherever they may be.
