Tulio Huggins

Dartmouth has so many opportunities for students to do, such as studying abroad or doing fellowships, but there are also smaller--yet still meaningful--opportunities for students to take advantage of while they are here.

In the winter term of my junior year, I joined the Dartmouth Powerlifting club, and it has been amazing!

Because of the pandemic and also being abroad last fall, my last homecoming was my first, all the way back in 2019. So this year felt very special!

In this post, I wanted to write about my experience hiking a well-known mountain, Gile Mountain!

Most Dartmouth traditions are well known among sstudents and alumni and help create a sense of community for those participating. I recently did one of the most popular ones, the Lou's Challenge, with some of my friends!

College is all about trying new things and finding what you are passionate about!

The time away from Dartmouth allowed me to explore various academic and professional pursuits, and also gave me time to remember how much I love the pursuit of knowledge.

I truly cannot believe that I am a senior already. Blogging for People Places and Pines has been a consistent part of my Dartmouth experience; a sort of journal of my time at this place.

I can't believe it. The final blog post of my junior year.

After two years, Dartmouth's annual spring festival, known affectionately as Green Key, occurred this weekend! The weekend held many events, but even so, I saw the Dartmouth culture of work hard, play hard.