Through the First-Year Fellows program, the Rockefeller Center gives students the opportunity to engage in public policy early in their Dartmouth careers.

The Rockefeller Center staff, along with student leaders from the Classes of 2017, 2018, and 2019, met with First Years at the Rockefeller Center's Open House on Thursday, September 8 th from 9:00-10:00 am....

Labor Day has become somewhat of an unofficial end-of-summer holiday and celebrations often manifest themselves in picnics, barbecues, road trips, and sports events. For students, it is the last of the summer vacation season before the start of the new school year.

Jimmy Fair ’18 considers the Rockefeller Center to be his “second home” at Dartmouth. Since fall term of his first year, he has either been a participant in or a student program assistant for one of the multiple leadership programs offered at Rocky....

Taking what she has learned from the Mandela Washington Fellowship, Rabiatou hopes to further expand her professional network for future projects and amplify her ability to use technology and business to create solutions to Niger’s most pressing problems....

Front Row (Left to right): Inviolata S. Chami, Lauren K. Martin, Julia Pomerantz ( RLF Program Assistant), Soyeun Yang, Cecelia Shao Second...

"From the start, I felt very comfortable communicating with my supervisor via email," says Jessica, "because during MLDP we spent time actually practicing critical communication skills for establishing professional relationships."...

A Rockefeller Mini-Grant provided the opportunity for Ho-Chun Herbert Chang '18 to attend the 2016 NIME (New Interfaces for Musical Expression) five-day conference in Brisbane, Australia....

The concept of job creation was one of the major driving forces in Dube's founding of the Young Hustla Initiative, where he and his team teach classes on entrepreneurship and business to underprivileged and previously disadvantaged young people and their communities....

A Rockefeller Mini-Grant provided the opportunity for Raphael Hviding '18 to attend the “Active Galactic Nucleus: What’s in a name?” Conference in Germany....