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Receiving a Marin Teachers of Color (TOC) scholarship is giving La Donna Clark ’03 an opportunity to return to �����Թ�. It also represents a second chance for La Donna in...

Robert Hass, who served as Poet Laureate of the United States from 1995 to 1997, is among the poets presenting their work at “The Art of Translation” on November 6 from 3-5 p.m. at Dominican...

�����Թ� hosted a pair of events centered around Banned Books Week. Dominican gender neutral alum Maia Kobabe ’11, whose book Gender Queer was among the 10 most challenged...

�����Թ� has been named among the top 20 regional universities in the west by U.S. News & World Report in its annual ranking of universities and colleges in the United States...

Less than a year into her master’s degree program at the University of Pennsylvania and Jacquelyn Torres ’22 is already making an impact both on and off-campus – just as she did as an undergraduate at...

�����Թ� welcomes more than a dozen full-time faculty members in the Barowsky School of Business (BSB), the School of Health and Natural Sciences (HNS), and the School of...

Dr. Wayne de Fremery went in search of a side-hustle. He found a dream job at �����Թ�. He’ll be the new Professor of Information Science and Entrepreneurship, as well as...

Patricia Espinal Ramos ‘22 has always been surrounded by community: The tight-knit family circle she enjoyed as a young child growing up in the Dominican Republic, the families she met while...

When Frankie Katafias ’15, who recently joined KIRO TV in Seattle, was growing up in Orange County, she often dreamed about what life would be like if she worked in television. “I’ve known I wanted to...

As a student in �����Թ�’s doctoral program in Art Therapy, the soon-to-be Dr. Dawn Fiacco, PhD, focused her research on understanding nutrition and the concept of food as...