Dartmouth College

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All Dartmouth freshman are required to live on campus for their first year, but overall 90% of students decide to stay in the dorms for their entire four years. The buildings can hold up to 3873. Students can also eat on campus choosing from local foods, special dishes, vegan and vegetarian options, cafes, and more.

Sports are a large part of life at Dartmouth as over 75% will participate. The school hosts 34 Big Green varsity teams in the Ivy Group, 33 club sports, and dozens of intramurals. Some of the top sports include Football, Basketball, and Ice Hockey. The facilities include skating rinks, two pools, a sailing facility, multipurpose buildings, courts, gyms, and more. Classes are also open to students that include ballroom dancing, strength training, and martial arts.

For students interested in the outdoors, the famous Dartmouth Outing Club is suggested. It is the oldest club of its kind in the country and it sponsors several events, outdoor recreation, and trips. The school has over 160 groups that covers every interest: fraternities, sororities, politics, cultural, writing, music, and more.

The college also offers students services such as academic and career counseling, placement, and employment. The library on campus is made up of nine buildings and host nearly 2.5 million volumes and 6 million total resources that include videos, recordings, maps, photographs, and more.

Campus Housing - Dorms and Meal Plans

Provides on campus housing

Yes

Residence hall capacity

3,873

Does college offer a meal plan?

Yes, number of meals in the maximum meal plan offered

Must all students live on campus?

Yes

Number of meals per week are provided with the meal plan

Residence halls on campus:

Achtmeyer, Alpha Chi Alpha, Alpha Phi, Alpha Theta, Alpha Xi Delta, Amarna House, Andres Hall, Berry Hall, Beta Alpha Omega, Bildner Hall, Bissell Hall, Bones Gate, Brown Hall, Butterfield Hall, Byrne II Hall, Casque and Gauntlet, Channing Cox Hall, Chi Delta, Chi Gamma Epsilon, Chi Heorot, Chinese Language House, Cobra, Cohen Hall, Cutter/Shabazz, Epsilon Kappa Theta, Fahey Hall, Fayerweather Hall Mid, Fayerweather Hall oth, Fire and Skoal, Foley House, French Hall, Gamma Delta Chi, Gile Hall, Goldstein Hall, Hitchcock Hall, Ivy Lane Apartments, Judge Hall, Kappa Delta, Kappa Delta Epsilon, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Kappa Kappa Kappa, La Casa, LALACS House, Lebanon Street, Ledyard Apartments, Little Hall, Lord Hall, Massachusetts Hall Mid, Massachusetts Hall oth, Maxwell Hall, McCulloch Hall, McLane Hall, Morton Hall, N Park Apartments, Native American House, New Hampshire Hall, North Hall, North Park Apartments, Panarchy, Phi Delta Alpha, Phi Tau, PineauValencienne Hall, Psi Upsilon, Rauner Hall, Richardson, Ripley Hall, Russell Sage Hall, Sanborn Road, Sigma Delta, Sigma Nu, Smith Hall, South Street, Streeter Hall, Tabard, The Lodge, The Thought Project, Theta Delta Chi, Thomas Hall, Topliff Hall, Triangle House, W Wheelock Street, Wheeler Hall, Whittemore, Woodward Hall, Zeta Psi, Zimmerman Hall

Sports Programs & Athletics

Athletic conferences

Football - Ivy Group

Basketball - Ivy Group

Baseball - Ivy Group

Cross Country/Track - Ivy Group

Number of Varsity Athletes by Sport in 2025

Sport	# of Men	# of Women
Baseball	34	0
Basketball	18	20
Equestrian	0	14
Field Hockey	0	21
Football	117	0
Golf	11	8
Ice Hockey	28	24
Lacrosse	45	32
Rowing	93	47
Sailing	0	0
Skiing	24	20
Soccer	31	26
Softball	0	16
Squash	16	12
Swimming and Diving (combined)	22	15
Tennis	11	12
Track and Field and Cross Country (combined)	126	135
Volleyball	0	18
Other Sports	0	33
Data from 2022