Luke Grayson

Hanover is of course a beautiful place, but there is one thing that photographs cannot capture the beauty of: the dynamic changing of the seasons!

As is true for any long break from studying, it can be pretty challenging to return to school and get back into a solid routine – especially somewhere as fast-paced and rigorous as Dartmouth.

It may seem like I repeat myself a multitude in these blog posts, and something in particular that I reference a lot, is the passage of time here at Dartmouth. In the writing of this blog, yet again I will do so! Read on to find out more.

Since we run on the D-Plan here at Dartmouth, students are able to elect which terms (including the summer) they take classes, and which they designate to be 'Off.' This is super helpful for a range of reasons – here are a few examples!

Dartmouth College has tons to do throughout the term – from Collis After Dark to DOC trips, it's pretty hard to get bored. However, this summer I decided to organize a new event called Summer Streetfest – here is how that went!

This week was an exciting one as I was able to tackle interesting research in economics and work with a group I adore: the Sutton Trust Program. Read on to find out more!

Dartmouth Bound was this week, and during my time as a leader for a group of visiting high schoolers, I was brought back to my own college search experience and the reasons that I chose Dartmouth. Read on to hear some of my reflections!

As the Sun comes out and classes wind down for the Spring, most schools prepare for a long Summer break. At Dartmouth, however, we are preparing for the Summer term! Read on to find out about my Sophomore Summer experience so far!

I've been here for 2 years now, and though I totally do not feel qualified to do so, I wanted to write this blog about how time flies as a testament to making sure we enjoy every step we take in life – especially at a place like Dartmouth.

Dartmouth is a fantastic place that can be nearly impossible to explain to those who haven't stepped foot on its campus. This was the case with my parents, until this week!