<p>I have really enjoyed being associated with the Aquinas House on campus. It is a great little community with lots of great activites for Catholics. Check it out when you tour the campus.</p>
<p>AQUINAS</a> HOUSE - Catholic Student Center at Dartmouth</p>
<p>Dartmouthgrad11, what exactly have your experiences been like? I am Catholic and applying to Dartmouth ED and I've wondered about religious life there. I am not strongly religious, but I figure that for spiritual life (going to church, etc.) would be more noticeable in its absence than in its presence. So what has Dartmouth's Catholic community done for you?</p>
<p>I would be interested in hearing similar about Episcopal services and learning more, like copefan5, about the religious and spiritual life at Dartmouth through programs like the William Jewett Tucker Foundation. </p>
<p>How central on Sunday are services in Rollins Chapel?</p>
<p>when i went to visit dartmouth i visited the episcopal center (its called the Edgarton House) , a little house across from the campus. i met with a dartmouth grad who runs a lot of the events and such. there is lots to be invovled with there.</p>
<p>BalletGirl:</p>
<p>I could put you in touch with an Episcopalian I know - he's actively involved with the Episcopalian church here, from what I understand.</p>
<p>I'm Christian but haven't attended any church services here yet. Of all the Christians I know, though, none of them attend a main service in Rollins, although several attend a Sunday night prayer service there. Most Christians I know worship in churches off-campus, usually a two to five minute drive away.</p>
<p>I don't know how secular Dartmouth is compared to other schools in its class, but I've definitely found that probably a vast majority of the students are not religious, even those in groups normally correlated with religiosity (read: conservatives). If you are Christian/religious but don't attend religious services regularly, you will not stand out very much, if at all.</p>
<p>Thanks ifoundnemo117 and johnleemk, very helpful.</p>
<p>johnleemk... a helpful post! Keep up the good work :)</p>
<p>ooo, thanks so much for posting this! I'm Catholic and having a strong community in college is pretty important to me. I visited the Aquinas House website, but couldn't really get a sense of how acitive/energetic the Catholic group is. Good to hear that it's got a strong presence!</p>
<p>I so know who your Episcopalian friend is, John. Hehe.</p>
<p>The Navigators are a super popular group on campus and I know a lot of members. You can check out their website here:</p>
<p>The</a> Navigators Christian Fellowship at Dartmouth College</p>
<p>Here are some more websites to check out:
Office</a> of Religious and Spiritual Life
Office</a> of Religious and Spiritual Life</p>
<p>I also have a lot of friends in Al-Nur, Shanti, Chabad, and Hillel.</p>