Owen Seiner

My first week back in Hanover came to a pretty epic end when my friends Ari, Meggie, and I decided to sign up for a 6-mile hike offered through the Dartmouth Outing Club.

This week, I had the amazing opportunity to take a rock-climbing class at one of the country's best climbing spots: Rumney, New Hampshire.

After a week of sloughing through midterms, I signed up for a Friday afternoon trip to the Organic Farm through the Dartmouth Outing Club.

With the weather slowly turning towards spring and midterms (mostly) over, my friends and I decided to take a little trip down to the stream for some swimming.

Considering that we're almost halfway through the term, I thought I'd do a little what I do in a day, especially since I wasn't on campus last term.

"Big Data Science in Hydrology" pulls content from computer science, environmental statistics, and hydrology—the study of the movement of Earth's water—to form a really interesting interdisciplinary class.

Spring has sprung in Hanover and the term feels like it's really getting off the ground with classes starting up in full swing, warmer weather, and the occasional muddy day.

This week, I finally got the chance to head over the Dartmouth Skiway for the first time ever.

Wow. This term absolutely zoomed by despite being packed full of memorable moments: from skiing to research to fascinating classes to new interests.

Looking back on my college search process, I remember really wanting to meet students to try and get a sense of the school's culture. To help you guys out, I decided to interview a couple '24s to help you guys get a sense of Dartmouth!