Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
We're just past the halfway point for spring term! For this blog post, I wanted to write about my classes because 1) I'm absolutely loving them and 2) I think they are reflective of some standout strengths of the Dartmouth curriculum.
For most of my time at Dartmouth, I've been lucky enough to live on campus. Though that's all changed now that I've moved off campus to West Lebanon (or West Leb) and am now living with two graduate students.
Thinking back, this winter has been a whirlwind. I wanted to use this final blog post as an opportunity to organize my thoughts and share some reflections as I move into my final term!
You may be wondering, how can I possibly stay entertained during the long, cold winters in Hanover? Read on to see my four favorite activities!
Read on for a review of my favorite restaurants in Hanover!
Wow. This term absolutely zoomed by despite being packed full of memorable moments: from skiing to research to fascinating classes to new interests.
One of my favorite parts about Dartmouth is how open the academic environment feels.
In this blog, (for all my folks from non-snow areas) I'll give a break down of what it's been like to live in Hanover during the winter, talk about the recent snow in my home state of Oklahoma, and share tips on surviving New England winters!
Dartmouth's Center for Social Impact has several opportunities for students to be involved with the Upper Valley. This year, I have the privilege to be involved in Foundations, a first-year program, and can't wait for other opportunities!
