The Dartmouth Formula Racing team designs, builds, and competes with a high-performance hybrid race car each year.
Student Groups & Activities
Student Groups & Activities
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The Dartmouth Aires, one of the many a cappella groups on campus, finished as a finalist on NBC's all-vocal signing competition The Sing-Off in 2011.
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The chess club competes in tournaments and offers instruction for new players.
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The Dartmouth Outing Club provides year-round outdoor recreation.
Expand your limits. Write for a literary magazine, work on a political cause, play in a musical ensemble, organize a backcountry ski trip. As a Dartmouth student, you’ll have every opportunity to involve yourself in an extraordinarily rich range of student clubs and activities that connect you with the community and with your strengths.
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Undergraduate Student Clubs and Organizations
Undergraduate students manage more than 160 groups and organizations.
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Collis Center for Student Involvement
From grabbing a quick meal in the Cafe to attending student-sponsored activities, the Collis Center is your home away from home.
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Dartmouth Outing Club
The largest and oldest collegiate outing club in the country, the DOC sponsors outdoor recreation and environmental stewardship.
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The Dartmouth
Founded in 1799, The Dartmouth is the first collegiate newspaper in America.
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Greek Letter Organizations and Societies
The relationships developed in a fraternity, sorority, or co-ed Greek organization can be a meaningful and rewarding aspect of the Dartmouth experience.
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Geisel School of Medicine Student Organizations
Professional organizations, community service groups, and student government offer extracurricular options for Geisel students.
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School of Graduate and Advanced Studies Student Organizations
From tango to ice hockey to community service, the student clubs and organizations at the graduate school cover a wide array of interests.
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Thayer School Student, Professional, Social, and Service Organizations
Thayer School of Engineering students participate in robot clubs, Dartmouth Humanitarian Engineering, formula hybrid racing, and more.
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Tuck School of Business Student Activities and Clubs
Tuck students run about 50 groups, including the popular all-ability, coed Tuck Tripod Hockey League.