Luke Grayson
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FallHanover
Favorite Class: History of the English LanguageThis course delved deep into the linguistic development of the English language! It was super interesting, especially given my own unique accent!
WinterHanover
Favorite Class: Coloring BrazilThis class was SO interesting... We dug into the history of racial inequality in Brazil, stretching from the advent of slavery to persisting modern societal issues.
SpringHanover
Favorite Class: Creativity and CollaborationA course that I took completely impulsively turned into one of the most formative experiences I have had at Dartmouth. Through physical mediums and theatre, I rediscovered what it meant to be 'creative.'
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FallHanover
Favorite Class: Introduction to ItalianHaving always had a hatred for learning languages, I was wary of the requirement to do so here at Dartmouth. In reality, though, I needn't have worried! I absolutely loved every minute of this class, and now I can speak pretty good Italian!
WinterHanover
Favorite Class: History of the British EmpireThis class was extremely enlightening, and it was especially interesting to study as a British person. I felt as though I brought a unique perspective to the class, but also that I was learning a side of history which was brushed past in my GCSEs!
SpringHanover
Favorite Class: MacroeconomicsI LOVED this class. Macroeconomics is the reason I chose to study the subject, and this class reinforced how happy I am with that decision!
SummerHanover
Favorite Class: Research!I spent this term completing research with Professor Cascio of the Economics Department. Our work was concerned with educational investment, and it was one of my best experiences of Dartmouth so far!
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FallHanover
Favorite Class: Economics 24: Development EconomicsThis course teaches all about the economics of the development of economies, focusing on many case studies concerning education, housing, healthcare, and more!
Seeing My First Ever Total Eclipse!
Witnessing an eclipse was one of the most exciting days in my life to date, and a solid reminder of our place in this universe. Read on to hear about it!
The Return of Spring
Coming back from Spring break usually means coming back to an entirely different campus than the one you left in the Winter – but that was not the case this year! Read on to hear more...
Small Class Sizes, Big Impact: The Dartmouth Advantage
At Dartmouth, a huge emphasis is placed on seminar-style learning and small class-sizes. In this blog, I explore the benefits of this!
The Beauty of the Liberal Arts at Dartmouth!
The Liberal Arts curriculum is super important here at Dartmouth, but what is that? Read on to find out!
Awaiting the coming of Spring
As the days get longer, and the snow begins to melt, it becomes apparent that spring is near! Read on to hear my thoughts...
Winter Carnival 2024: Winterstellar!
Winter Carnival is an incredible time to be on campus – you can see the whole community come together in the snow, and enjoy the cold weather!
Finding Harmony: Nurturing Balance and Wellness at Dartmouth
Wellness is super important in college, but especially at Dartmouth – terms move super quick here! Read on to find out more about my perspectives on the topic at Dartmouth.
Reuniting Under the Pines
One of the best parts of returning to Dartmouth for a new term is reuniting with friends who were on 'off-terms' last time you were here! Here is how that has been going for me this Winter!
Embracing Winter Wonderland
As a Junior, I have now spent 2 winters at Dartmouth, and I have just returned for my third. As the term with the coldest weather, it can be daunting for first-timers. Here are my reflections on why I love it!
Navigating the Liberal Arts: A Journey of Learning at Dartmouth
The liberal arts were a foreign concept to me back when I was applying – read on to learn about their merits!