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The Fletcher Jones Foundation has awarded ÐÓÊ®°Ë a $600,000 grant to establish the Fletcher Jones Foundation Digital Learning Lab in the Archbishop Alemany Library...

In their book Addressing the State of the Union, Howard, Chair of Dominican’s Department of Political Science and International Studies, and Hoffman examine the evolution of the annual State of the...

ÐÓÊ®°Ë and the City of Novato are creating a unique scholarship program in which students will receive a high quality college education while engaging with the community...

When Xavier Williams ’19 came to Dominican from Southern California to play basketball, he embraced the team effort that surrounded him on campus. In addition to scoring on the court, he has scored a...

As rising ocean temperatures threaten the health and long-term survival of coral reefs, a new study by researchers from ÐÓÊ®°Ë has identified interventions that can...

When preparing her Dominican students for careers as high school teachers, Dr. Shadi Roshandel reminds them that even small gestures can have a big impact. “When I work with pre-service teachers, I...

Even before she became the University's all-time career scoring leader in women's basketball in leading the Penguins to their first ever appearance in the NCAA Division II West Region tournament in...

When Jake Quast ’19 and Sophia Stetson ’19 arrived at Dominican, they became teammates and friends on the golf team. Then they became classmates at Oxford University in England. Jake, who was a...

After finishing a six-month run on Broadway in the musical revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Carousel, Anna Noble '11 is now dancing from stage to the small screen. On April 23 the LINES Ballet BFA...

An education grounded in the liberal arts triggered a series of events that led Jonathan Hirsch ’00 from Dominican onto a successful career producing documentaries for National Public Radio (NPR) and...