Near the start of every fall term, the Jones Media Center hosts the library's annual 48-hour film contest! This event encourages all levels of student filmmakers to create a short film using a specific prompt and prop given by the library staff.
In September, Hopkins Center for the Arts hosted :Telluride at Dartmouth," a film festival open to the public. I attended a screening and it was so much fun!!
Want to learn about how I fulfilled a unique course distributive requirement AND learn about my sophomore spring courses? Read on!
My Art History class had a field trip to New York City for one weekend over our sophomore summer!
There's nothing quite like seeing your work published in the oldest collegiate newspaper in the United States!
A reflection on all the authors I've met at Dartmouth: famous authors, authors who've inspired me, and authors who've become friends.
This past week, I got to participate in a Memory Café hosted by the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth with my club, Dartmouth Forte! What's a Memory Café? Read to find out!
This blog explores how taking classes outside my major at Dartmouth helped me grow personally and academically. Taking a film class made me more creative, curious, and highlighted the value of diverse learning experiences at Dartmouth.
A highlight of Sophomore Summer is the opportunity to participate in activities that you're usually unable to do—most notably, dance, acapella, and comedy! Here's my experience being in a summer dance group!
