Graduate student Ron Bucca went to Haiti to find out what the people there need the most.

Award recipients will be honored for their commitment to social justice at a February 1 ceremony that features a panel discussion and a reception.

A Dartmouth program that provides educational opportunities for high school students from under-resourced high schools is featured on CBS.

The fundraising project started this week with a goal of $275,000.

With the help of over 300 Dartmouth students, faculty, and staff, a group of 26 students from under-resourced high schools completed the Summer Enrichment at Dartmouth program.

The Panhellenic Council is hosting a carnival during Sophomore Family Weekend that will benefit The Junction, a local organization for at-risk teens.

Thirty-seven of Dartmouth’s newest graduates are joining TFA this year. As teachers, Kopp said, “You’re going to walk the line between confidence and humility.”

A Dartmouth team recently traveled to Haiti to meet with the physicians and medical professionals who are participating in a weekly online medical lecture series program.

The Olga Gruss Lewin Post-Graduate Fellowship, now in its 10th year, has supported the public service pursuits of 15 Dartmouth students.

On May 13, in the Top of the Hop, D. Parker Phinney ’12 will attempt to assemble the world’s longest Barrel of Monkeys chain, while at the same time, raise money for charity.