Guilherme Marinho

BandQuet is an annual Marching Band banquet. Alumni host the current Band in a night of food and fun at a local restaurant.

After a great brunch in Lyme’s Latham House Tavern, I set off for some tube sliding with the Living Learning housing Communities (LLCs), and I just have to tell you all about it!

What's in a syllabus? Why are they so fundamental to Dartmouth, and why should you pay attention to them? Come find out!

Oh, the Mardi Gras of the Northeast. Winter Carnival! You can do so much... In my case, I chose to spend it learning a new skill: ice carving, as a member of the Marching Band’s team! Come learn about it!

I remember I used to take daily strolls with my dad to the supermarket back home, to shop for daily needs (we don't have CVS in Brazil!). Now, I go on regular snack runs to CVS, and it is just as amazing.

Watch as I endure a few falls as I learn to ice skate. Look out: I am now set to become the best Brazilian ice-skater-hockey-player-SUPERSTAR this side of Occom Pond!

I spent last Friday night up in the mountains, jammin' in a cabin with the Cabin and Trail club, one of the many things that make Winter term the best time of the year!

Or how the guy who couldn't clap to a rhythm ventured WAY out of his comfort zone.

It houses 342 undergraduates, distributed between the various Living Learning Communities.

I only discovered Dartmouth in August, and instantly felt compelled to apply. Let me explain to you something from a student perspective, the thing that makes me say this is the best College there is.