Brian Drisdelle

This is one of my favorite parts of the Dartmouth experience: trying something new due to some random chain of events and ending up loving it.

At the end of this term, I’ll immediately be driving down to Kentucky with the Mountaineering Club, where we’ll be camping out and rock climbing at Red River Gorge.

The sidewalks may have been a bit slick, but the conditions offered a perfect chance to make optimal use of slippery surfaces, and students certainly didn’t hesitate.

It seems a bit odd that I would be calling myself eager to get back to coursework, but Winter term has a lot in store, and somehow, I can't wait to return to classes.

It's 3AM – a long night of studying nears its end, and my fading mental capacity beckons me to the cozy comfort of my bedsheets.

A hub for political discourse and debate, The College is a frequent stop for candidates and speakers as they promote their platforms, not to mention the opportunity this brings for student activism.

It’s Dartmouth’s 250th anniversary, and in its time, it’s seen some radical transformations in the world around it.

To venture, to innovate, to create – all the quintessential undertakings of the entrepreneur.

Hanover perflectly embodies that quintessential feeling of autumn – the cool days and crisp nights, the bright colors and the crunching of leaves under tender footsteps – there's something to it that makes it feel near-sublime.