Jenny Chen

To give you some insight, here are the types of questions I was asked by girls decked out in flair, including snake onesies, avocado leggings, cat ears, and glitter, glitter, glitter!

A lot of Dartmouth students who are “off” that term visit campus during big events like Homecoming, Winter Carnival, and Green Key.

Before this class, I seldom had to read non-fiction for academic purposes. These books were a great way to cement our understanding of concepts we learned in class, but with a real-world twist. 

You can pretty much do anything your heart is set on, and most of the times you can also get funding if it’s unpaid. The opportunities are endless!

If you visit Dartmouth, you will probably walk along the Green, go up to the Tower Room, and head into town for a quick bite to eat.

Whole bookcases of scientific journals, organic chemistry model kits, and solutions manuals for when you’re struggling with that tricky problem. What more could you ask for? Maybe some killer views?

Given Dartmouth’s long history, the number of traditions that students participate in should not be shocking. However, that does not mean I was prepared for all the fun and crazy ahead of me coming into Dartmouth.

I knew I wanted to go to medical school early on, so when I was looking at potential colleges, the ability for undergraduates to become involved with research was high on my list of requirements. 

This year, Brewhaha was also zero-waste, so everyone brought their own mug as a way to reduce waste and encourage environmental awareness.

My house community organized a canoeing event. They rented out canoes from the Ledyard Canoe Club from 2-4 pm, allowing us to canoe for free , so for the second time that weekend, I made the trip to the river,