Jack Heaphy

Here are a few of my personal favorite areas to spend time in when I'm on campus!

Even in a pandemic, I've had opportunities to work in theater this term, and I'm extremely grateful for what it's taught me. (Photo by Russell Chai '24)

With decision day approaching, I decided to transport back to a year ago and share why I chose Dartmouth over other schools.

Here's an average day in my life as a remote student!

As my time in Boston comes to a close, let's look back at the past ten weeks.

Dartmouth offers a variety of opportunities for dance on campus! In the arts departments, mainly theater, we can take classes in dance and movement, ranging from fundamental skills to advanced dance performance.

I know college decisions are approaching, so I have done my best to offer some words of advice for the Class of 2021.

No freshman year is perfect, and I'm reflecting on a few learned lessons that I wish I knew before attending Dartmouth.

While taking four classes at most other schools with semester-based calendars seems like a breeze, Dartmouth's unique D-Plan and quarter system make my efforts to take four classes this winter a bit more challenging.

You're just a teenager—how are you supposed to know what you want to study and do for the rest of your life? Being unsure of what to study can be stressful, but it also comes with a lot of exciting opportunity.