Coming back to Dartmouth for my senior year, I have been loving pursuing my major. However, what I love about the liberal arts education is that you can take classes for interest far beyond any classes in your major.
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.
