President Hanlon welcomes members of the Dartmouth community to the start of a new academic year.
President Hanlon addresses the Texas federal court ruling on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
President Hanlon recognizes Juneteenth as it becomes a federal holiday.
A message to the Dartmouth community from senior leadership about mental health and well-being.
President Hanlon and Provost Helble provide the Dartmouth community with an update on the guest policy for Commencement 2021.
President Hanlon shares the news that Dartmouth's provost, Joe Helble, has been named president of Lehigh University.
To the Dartmouth community, As we reflect on today's verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial, we must remind ourselves that while the case has reached its rightful conclusion, our work in addressing the underlying systemic racism that led to George Floyd's murder has only just begun. Today and every day, Dartmouth stands in solidarity against racism. Yet to simply acknowledge the reality of racism in America is not enough. For our country and our community, we can and must do better.
Janet Judge and Phil Catanzano of Holland & Knight, a national law firm with expertise in Title IX compliance, will lead a gender equity review of Dartmouth's NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletics program as part of the comprehensive set of reviews announced on January 29.
President Hanlon welcomes the Dartmouth community to the start of spring term with an acknowledgment of this most difficult pandemic year, some reasons for hope and optimism, and a call for continued cooperation as we travel this last mile.
Dartmouth announced its intent to host an in-person commencement celebration for Class of 2021 graduates, but family members and guests will attend virtually. This year's reunions will be all virtual.