Nearly 90 percent of undergraduates live in Dartmouth housing.
Residential Life
Residential Life
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The Class of 1953 Commons, the center of dining at Dartmouth, opened in 2011.
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Sachem Village is home to many Dartmouth graduate students.
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The Fahey/McLane undergraduate residence halls offer common spaces for large and small gatherings.
Living and learning. At Dartmouth, you'll be part of a close-knit community that’s anchored by campus life. Whether in the undergraduate residence halls or the graduate student apartments near campus, you're always near friends and faculty.
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Undergraduate Student Housing
Nearly 90 percent of undergraduates live in Dartmouth housing, including residence halls; approved co-ed, fraternity, or sorority houses; and undergraduate society and affinity houses.
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Graduate Student Housing
Graduate student housing is offered at the North Park Graduate Housing complex, the Tuck School of Business, and Sachem Village.
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Dining
Dartmouth’s award-winning food service prepares a wide variety of meals in five main dining areas. For study breaks, there are two cafés in Baker-Berry Library.
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Religious and Spiritual Life
More than 25 campus organizations support the community in exploring spirituality, faith, meaning, and religious dialogue.
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Technology and Connectivity
The Dartmouth residential experience is fully connected.
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Accessibility
Dartmouth’s programs, services, and activities are accessible to all, and the College does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admissions and employment processes.
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Safety and Security
Dartmouth Safety and Security officers are on duty and available to help 24 hours a day, every day.
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