Simon Ellis

I saw my friends and professors in the people I pass on my runs, my classes slowed to a snail's pace but in a good way, and I hung onto every word each professor had to offer.

After talking with our new improv president for a while, we decided that we would do a Zoom show. Not only does performing allow me to share my comedy with my friends, it is just, in general, a great time!

Growing up in Hawai'i, I would like to think that I always had the best interest of the environment at hand just because of how close I was to the natural world and how directly I could see the impact of human actions.

If you are a prospective student, its okay to be curious about Greek life! I still do fully stand by the fact that you can decide not to rush and have a very fulfilling experience at Dartmouth. 

This week I wanted to share a brief little story about a class I am taking this term on carbon sequestration and how it made me feel more connected during this time.

I have written a little bit about it before, but I wanted to take a different angle on how study abroad affected my D-plan, social life, and entire world for a summer!

Someone from Dartmouth will always be my first call when I need help, when I'm over the moon and have great news to share, or when I just want to talk. Why not pick Dartmouth? I would constantly pick it again if I had the chance.

I have written a few posts about transitioning to the Northeast weather, but after this winter term, I thought I would talk about how I stayed active outside this year! If you're nervous about everything snow at Dartmouth, I hope this helps!

Our professors have clearly made a huge effort in making sure that the quality of our education remains as high as it can given the circumstances, and that showed even on the first day of remote learning.

When I was trying to decide what to do with the eight week break I had from Dartmouth this winter, the first thing that came to my mind was to take a trip!