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Mentoring relationships between students and adults may be a more practical avenue for educational success than formal programs designed to support first-generation college goers, according to...

When Jake Quast ‘19, Brandon Brame ’19, and Nick Rivera ’19 arrived as freshmen, they knew little about each other apart from sharing an interest in business and a talent for golf that earned them All...

With graduation two months away, a growing number of business students at Dominican already have secured notable full-time positions before graduation in May.

Currently in her second year in Veterinary School at The Ohio State University, Amanda Gaytan ’15 recalls how much she thrived in Dominican’s supportive environment. Hands-on research with faculty...

Novato City Council has approved the Reimagining Citizenship program for an additional four years.

More than 160 research presentations--ranging from the link between parental involvement and academic self-efficacy in college students, the developmental effects of e-cigarette use by teens, to the...

An upcoming campus lecture by author and New York Times columnist David Brooks has inspired a campus-wide writing “challenge” issued by Dominican’s Institute for Leadership Studies and the Department of Political Science and International Studies.

A record number of gifts from the ������ý community helped raise $106,761 from 590 donors during the third annual day of giving, All In for Dominican, on March 19. All In...

Inspired by his community engagement efforts from San Rafael to Cincinnati, and with support from faculty, staff, and classmates, Biology major and Community Action and Social Change minor Dylan...

Nursing is the perfect career for Sebastian Shigeyoshi ’20. He’s compassionate, thoughtful, engaging, and feels a strong sense of commitment to helping others. “It is important to understand that the...