A total of 1,156 students have accepted Dartmouth’s offers of admission to the Class of 2020, an academically accomplished group that is also one of the most diverse in College history.
[more]Colorful Native American regalia will swirl around the Green May 7 and 8 as the 44th annual Dartmouth Powwow honors and showcases tribal traditions. Grand Entry will take place at noon both days, when dancers and musicians line up to begin the festivities. Sadie Red Eagle ’19 will serve as head woman dancer. Drummers, other musicians, and dancers will come to Hanover from other parts of the country, and some will compete for prizes. On Saturday, Hawaiian students will host a luau. Sunday will bring an observation of Mother’s Day and a ceremony honoring veterans.
[more]The receipt this week of survey data and committee recommendations about the Dartmouth community will move the work to create a more diverse and inclusive campus to the next phase.
[more]Dartmouth has launched a website to educate students about sexual consent, offering guidelines for interacting with potential partners and avoiding miscommunication or other harmful behavior.
[more]Three working groups were launched this winter to review existing efforts to foster greater diversity and inclusivity among students, faculty, and staff and to strengthen and continually assess efforts in these areas at Dartmouth.
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