"The legacy of the Green Key Society is simple: students' undying dedication to the school they love."

Established in 1921, the Green Key Society is an honorary service organization at Dartmouth College. We are in a unique position: our members are drawn from literally all across the College. By virtue of our roles as stewards, ambassadors, and servants, every year, Green Key helps to run such traditional Dartmouth events as First-Year Orientation, the Bonfire, Homecoming Sweep, Commencement, Green Key Weekend, and many other events including performances, services, and guest speakers.

News from The Dartmouth :  

NEWS: College aims to cut $100 million over two years
Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0500
Dartmouth will implement a series of budget cuts over the next two fiscal years that could total $100 million, the Board of Trustees announced on Saturday. The announcement follows a 23-percent drop in the College’s endowment and comes less than one year after the College implemented a $72-million budget reduction last winter for the 2009 and 2010 fiscal years combined.

NEWS: Peer institutions also respond to losses with cuts
Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0500
After making significant cuts to operating budgets last winter, Dartmouth’s peer institutions have again embarked on cost cutting this fall in light of endowment returns that continue to drop, while attempting to maintain financial aid programs and protect the quality of the student experience.

NEWS: N.H., N.D. governors consider state issues
Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0500
While Gov. John Lynch, D-N.H., and Gov. John Hoeven ’79, R-N.D., have different policy priorities, they found common ground during a public discussion of the recession and its effect on their respective states in the Rockefeller Center on Friday. The governors largely agreed on federal and state policies for education, health care reform and increasing state rights.

NEWS: Ivy Council held at Dartmouth for first time in over six years
Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0500
Ivy League student representatives discussed housing policies, career services, disciplinary action and academic advising this weekend at the Ivy Council fall conference. An estimated total of 45 delegates from all Ivy League institutions except Harvard University attended the event, which Dartmouth hosted for the first time in more than six years, according to Dartmouth Ivy Council President James Cart ’10.


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the  GK Weekend

To Be Determined

The Green Key Society would like to thank the Dartmouth community for an excellent Green Key Weekend 2009. Please stay posted for forthcoming information on GK Weekend 2010.

the  GK Ball

To Be Determined

As part of our Green Key Weekend celebration, the GKS hosted the first Green Key Ball since 1968. A special thanks to all who made this a great success! Stay posted for information on the GK Ball 2010.

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Members of the Green Key Society are elected by their fellow students. For information on elections and membership requirements, please click here.
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