Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
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Given the global pandemic, and the amount of time I've had to just lay around the house, I've had a lot of time to think in the past few months. I've been thinking a lot about what makes me happy, and lately, that's been getting outside.
Catherine Parnell 2022 -
Sometimes, you just need to be outside and in nature, but maybe you don't have a car or a means to get to some bigger hikes. All of these trails are super easy, fun, and walking distance from campus.
Catherine Parnell 2022 -
Q:
What is the house system like at Dartmouth? Do you live with your house?
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The house system is an amazing part of Dartmouth that you're automatically enrolled in when you arrive, and it shapes where you'll live, activities outside campus, and connects you with tons of different people.
Gabriel Gilbert 2023 -
Q:
Which religious services are offered at Dartmouth? Is there a church or chapel or any other social group to feel connected to your faith?
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There are various services available at Dartmouth! One of my favorite places on campus is Rollins Chapel, which is located in the northeastern corner of the Green.
Tulio Huggins 2023 -
One question that prospective students tend to ask is: "What exactly is there to do in a small New Hampshire town?"
Bryanna Entwistle 2023 -
A lot of people are curious about how Dartmouth's location affects social life, but something else that I've come to realize is that because of Dartmouth's location, we have some really cool academic perks.
Gabriel Gilbert 2023 -
Late spring is one of the best times to be on campus: the snow is mostly melted and it is peak time for hiking. The accessibly of nature in the Upper Valley region is one of the things that makes Dartmouth unique.
Isabel Burgess 2020 -
Whether you're looking to work on sustainability efforts, tutor kindergarteners, or support the elderly, there are a ton of opportunities to give back at Dartmouth.
Abbi Fralick 2023
