Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
Getting the opportunity to meet prominent artists and performers has been a huge perk of being a student here, and to be honest, and as a person who hasn't really sought out these kinds of moments, randomly meeting Gina is kind of a miracle.
My partner and I explored the intersection of Indigenous feminism and environmentalism and actually got to interview a couple of really interesting academics and writers about their personal experiences as Native women in the environmental field.
So, as an Art History major, I needed to take one Studio Art class as part of my curriculum. I was SO nervous!
I’ll tell you, it’s fantastic to find yourself on a random Thursday morning sitting amidst the cutest tiny plants on a beautiful green roof.
I knew I wanted to go to medical school early on, so when I was looking at potential colleges, the ability for undergraduates to become involved with research was high on my list of requirements.
I'll be kicking off my sophomore year with a few tougher classes, amongst them ENGS 21, otherwise known as that fancy intro to engineering class where you create and produce an invention of your own design.
You've heard about the liberal arts, about Dartmouth's emphasis on undergraduate teaching, small class sizes, the resources of a university, etc. But what does that look like?
The summer before my senior year of high school, I decided I wanted to be a neuroscientist.
In high school, research seemed like something you did if you were in the hard sciences or math, not something you did in the social sciences, but this sociology class proved that to be wrong.
