Join the Institute of Arctic Studies, Dickey Center, and Climate Collaborative in Haldeman 41 to learn how three Dartmouth professors, Melody Burkins, Héléne Seroussi, and Erin Mayfield, are helping to shape global climate policy at the highest levels through scholarship. 

Join the Native American Program, Office of Outdoor Programs, Office of Community Relations, and the Climate Collaborative outside the DOC House in Pine Park for an interactive fun run/ walk with Jordan Marie Brings Three White Horses Whetstone, runner, documentary film producer/director and Indigenous activist. The event will begin at 1pm with a blessing and grounding on our responsibility and relationship to the land. Participants are then invited to engage with Pine Park and featured stations while running or walking along an accessible pathway. Event is unticketed and open to the public. 

Join the Fairchild Tower Departments in the Fairchild Atrium for the second annual Fairchild Earth Day Celebration! Enjoy food and beverages, take part in a scavenger hunt around the Tower for a chance to win prizes, and support fellow students by giving back. We’ll be collecting nonperishable food donations for the Dartmouth Food Pantry, as well as clean, unwrinkled professional attire for the Dartmouth Free Market Thrift Store to help students prepare for interviews and professional opportunities. 

Joint the Energy Justice Clinic for a concert welcoming Waikil, a Mapuche rapper and traditional educator, and centers the relationship between rivers, memory, and territorial care.The evening will include a multimedia component from Helen Deng ’26, which brings the Yangtze River and the Three Gorges Dam into conversation with rivers in Mapuche territory, Wallmapu, and our neighboring Kwenitekw, Connecticut River. These connections invite us to think about how rivers across different places carry histories, tensions, and forms of life. This is a space to listen, learn, and spend time in relation with water. Refreshments will be provided. Event open to all

Beginning at 7pm, film screenings from Rising Hearts Stories will be shown at Filene Auditorium (Moore Hall) followed by an audience Q&A featuring Jordan Whetstone and Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Lydia Jennings, who is featured in one of the films! Event is unticketed and open to the public. 

Join the Climate Collaborative and Revers Center for lunch in Irving 375 with Phil Giuidice T’85 and Damali Harding T'06 to learn about clean energy careers. 

Phil brings over 50 years of experience in the energy sector as a geologist, executive, entrepreneur, and policy advisor, including roles as Special Assistant to the President for Climate Policy and Massachusetts Energy Commissioner. He currently serves as Board Chair of FirstLight and on the boards of LineVision and several energy innovation organizations, with a career spanning startups, government, and clean energy initiatives. 

Damali Harding is an energy executive with more than a decade of experience working at the intersection of policy, regulation, and utility operations. Her work focuses on translating complex climate and energy policy into real-world implementation, spanning grid decarbonization, demand-side solutions, distributed energy resources, and energy affordability.

Join us for a campus-wide poster session in the ECSC Atrium showcasing the diversity of climate research happening at Dartmouth. Everyone is encouraged to present a poster, project, or any other form of creative scholarship! Light refreshments will be provided! 

Join the Climate Collaborative and Dartmouth Center for Career Design at the Center for Career Design (63 S Main St 2nd floor) to learn how young alumni are pursuing climate careers and practice your networking skills! 

Join the Climate Collaborative and the Dartmouth Center for Career Design in 001 Lower McNutt Hall for a chance to meet one on one with young alumni pursuing climate careers. 

Join the Community & Family Medicine Grand Rounds In partnership with the Northern New England CO-OP Practice & Community Based Research Network for PFAS and Patient Health: The evidence and what we can do. This session features Dr. Megan Romano and Dr. Christine Gunn, who will discuss emerging evidence around PFAS exposure, patient communication, and community-engaged approaches to environmental health risk. The session is designed to support clinicians, researchers, and community stakeholders in understanding environmental exposures and translating that knowledge into patient care and public health action. Event is on zoom, see link below. 

Join the Climate Collaborative and Sustainability Office for a tour of Dartmouth's energy transition in progress. The tour will start and end in the center of the green. Event is unticketed and open to the public.