Dartmouth 250 Generations of Community

"Dartmouth to Admit Women" (1971-11-22), "First Woman Matriculates" (1972-09-22), "College Residence Alternatives: Dorms Ending 'Barracks Life'" (1973-02-21), "Choates Offer Social Activities" (1973-02-22), "Chinese language students move into new study center" (1985-09-26), "Students question Asgard's role in campus social life" (1995-02-21), "Center for Jewish Life opens today" (1997-11-07), "New Latino house to be established" (1999-04-02)

Phi Zeta Mu fraternity pin (1880s, Realia 123), Theta Delta Chi fraternity pin (1872, Realia 96), and Casque and Gauntlet pin (1915-1919, Realia 129)

Dartmouth Lambda was the precursor to DGALA, the Dartmouth LGBTQIA+ Alum Association, which formed in 1984 and eventually won official College recognition in the early 1990s.

Fred Rogers ’50, who attended Dartmouth from 1946-1948 and is known for hosting the TV series Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, requests that he no longer receive mail from the College. He returned to Hanover to deliver the commencement address in 2002.

The editorially-independent Dartmouth Alumni Magazine has been published at least six times annually since its founding in 1905 by future College President Ernest Martin Hopkins ’1901.

For nearly three decades, the annual Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. step show has featured the talents of participating Greek organizations and dance troupes during Green Key Weekend.

“America’s oldest town-gown choral society”

Since 1973, the Dartmouth Pow Wow has celebrated Native American cultures with dance, music, and arts and crafts.

The Pilobolus dance company was formed at Dartmouth in 1971 out of a beginner modern dance class project and went on to international recognition. They continue to tour and teach, including as visiting artists at the College.

The Dartmouth is a student-run daily newspaper that traces its history to 1799. This miniature edition was produced for the holidays in 1949.