Graduate student (workers): partake in collective decision-making at GOLD's next General Body Meeting (GBM)! These meetings are the highest governing body of our union, and all members are welcome and called to participate. At GBMs, we keep each other informed about important issues and plan the future direction of our union. Food (typically pizza) and drinks are always served 🍕🧃. For more details on each meeting, including the agenda and the on-campus meeting location, check your Dartmouth email for messages from GOLD-UE. Click the link to view more details.

SACNAS invites the Guarini community to join our first bachata class on October 12th, 2026 from 5PM-7PM! Limited spots available. Only the first 20 people to sign up will receive a spot in the class due space limitations. Wear clothes that you feel comfortable working out in and stable shoes for movement.

RSVP Link: https://forms.gle/1ScXTbvv7hsm76xX7

Our regular meeting time to discuss theological questions and read books from a christian perspective. Some weeks we will have discussions; other weeks may include hiking or other recreational activities. All are welcome!

Looking for a fun way to meet new people and make music this fall? Join DCO! We are Dartmouth’s only fully student‑run instrumental ensemble, performing everything from classical symphonies to film scores and show tunes. Whether you haven’t picked up your instrument in a while or you’re looking for a community outside the lab, DCO is your open door back into music.

Come learn to and play volleyball with a social, friendly club that is open to all skill levels!

All are invited to bring creative works-in-progress to workshop with the group and receive thoughtful feedback. All genres and forms are welcome—poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, screenwriting, playwriting, essay-writing, etc. Even research papers and theses! You do not have to be workshopping a piece to attend! Snacks will be provided.

Write to us at Dartmouth.Writers.Society@Dartmouth.edu with any questions.

Dartmouth biotech clubs annual welcome social! Great opportunity for students across campus and members of local biotech companies to mingle and engage with people outside their program.

Our regular meeting time to discuss theological questions and read books from a christian perspective. Some weeks we will have discussions; other weeks may include hiking or other recreational activities. All are welcome!

Looking for a fun way to meet new people and make music this fall? Join DCO! We are Dartmouth’s only fully student‑run instrumental ensemble, performing everything from classical symphonies to film scores and show tunes. Whether you haven’t picked up your instrument in a while or you’re looking for a community outside the lab, DCO is your open door back into music.

A century on, the legacy still lives at 11 Webster Ave.

Before he was Dr. Seuss, Theodor Geisel was a Dartmouth man and a brother of Sigma Phi Epsilon. The imagination that reshaped how the world reads first took root here in Hanover. This reception marks the centennial of his 1925 graduation. Join fellow alumni, current brothers, and the wider Dartmouth community for an evening celebrating Geisel’s enduring influence, featuring a reading and remarks from Professor Donald Pease, a keynote from a senior alum, mocktails, and light bites.

Come learn to and play volleyball with a social, friendly club that is open to all skill levels!

Don’t miss the next Dartmouth Book Club gathering! Come to our monthly meeting as we dive into The Names by Florence Knapp. Join the conversation, share your thoughts, and connect with fellow readers. See you there!

All are invited to bring creative works-in-progress to workshop with the group and receive thoughtful feedback. All genres and forms are welcome—poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, screenwriting, playwriting, essay-writing, etc. Even research papers and theses! You do not have to be workshopping a piece to attend! Snacks will be provided.

Write to us at Dartmouth.Writers.Society@Dartmouth.edu with any questions.

Support Venezuela & Colombia!
Donate $5+ to enter our SACNAS fundraising drawing—every additional $5 means another chance to win a SACNAS starter pack kit including a zippered tote bag, mug, T-shirt, and a SACNAS national membership!
All proceeds will be donated to the Red Cross in Venezuela and Colombia.
Donate & enter here: https://forms.gle/HtEBNXxQyy7J9eB28

Interested in consulting?
Come meet DGCG and learn what we're all about! Join us to learn about the club, meet fellow graduate students, and hear about our upcoming programming and events.

Join SPARK for game night to kick off the school year! SPARK at Dartmouth is a graduate student-led science outreach group dedicated to making STEM accessible and exciting for young students in the Upper Valley. Come to get to know our team, learn about what we do, and have fun! All are welcome, food, drinks, and stickers will be provided! RSVP to join our mailing list, it is not required to attend.

Looking for a fun way to meet new people and make music this fall? Join DCO! We are Dartmouth’s only fully student‑run instrumental ensemble, performing everything from classical symphonies to film scores and show tunes. Whether you haven’t picked up your instrument in a while or you’re looking for a community outside the lab, DCO is your open door back into music.

Come learn to and play volleyball with a social, friendly club that is open to all skill levels!

Let’s be kids for a day! Join Dartmouth Desis for an afternoon at the trampoline park, followed by dinner at a local Desi restaurant. The entire graduate community is welcome to jump with us! Spots are limited and will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, so please fill out this form to secure your place. Click the title to visit the detailed event page and learn more.

We’re excited to invite you to our Fall General Body Meeting with coffee and pastries to kick off this academic year! ☕🥐
Where: Kellogg 100
When: Thursday, Sep 24, 5:00 - 6:00 PM

Our regular meeting time to discuss theological questions and read books from a christian perspective. Some weeks we will have discussions; other weeks may include hiking or other recreational activities. All are welcome!

Looking for a fun way to meet new people and make music this fall? Join DCO! We are Dartmouth’s only fully student‑run instrumental ensemble, performing everything from classical symphonies to film scores and show tunes. Whether you haven’t picked up your instrument in a while or you’re looking for a community outside the lab, DCO is your open door back into music.

Bring your competitive spirit and end the first week of classes with some lighthearted games, food, and good company!

To celebrate the start of the new term, KGSA is hosting a Welcome Party to greet our incoming graduate students and catch up with returning members! We’ll prepare dinner, mini-games, and prizes, so come join us!

Borrow a work of art, discover new artists, decorate your space!

All are invited to bring creative works-in-progress to workshop with the group and receive thoughtful feedback. All genres and forms are welcome—poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, screenwriting, playwriting, essay-writing, etc. Even research papers and theses! You do not have to be workshopping a piece to attend! Snacks will be provided.

Enjoy an opportunity to mix and mingle with students across programs & enter to win HOP tickets!