Wheelock Society

The Wheelock Conference is an annual, one-day forum that brings together Dartmouth students, faculty, and alumni. In panel discussions, alumni and scholars discuss the relevance of faith in their fields and share practical advice gained from their own experience. 

The 2020 Wheelock Conference, "Community in the Time of the Virus," featuring Rev. Dr. Ephraim Radner D'76 was held virtually on May 21.                                                                       

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The Wheelock House will be a home that embraces inclusive intellectual inquiry, cultivates character, and fosters a warm and committed community. The building is currently being restored to house a community committed to challenging each other to grow intellectually and spiritually, with the aim of becoming a beacon of radical hospitality to the Dartmouth campus.                      

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The Dartmouth Apologia is a student-run journal of Christian thought. It has received the award for “Best Publication” at Dartmouth, has been mentioned in the Wall Street Journal, and has helped launch over 25 Christian publications on campuses nationwide.

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The Waterman Institute is an independent study center where members of the Dartmouth community can pursue faith and learning together, integrating spiritual understanding and biblical study with academic rigor and scholarly discourse in a familiar college seminar setting.