With many of my friends back from their off-terms, I am excited for the many different events happening at Dartmouth this term. Here the five things I look forward to most each spring!
Jul Thomson
2020
Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
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Whether you’ve dreamed of Dartmouth your whole life, or whether this whole ordeal is an unexpected adventure you didn’t quite see coming, we at Dartmouth are excited to welcome you to campus.
Catherine Parnell 2022 -
BandQuet is an annual Marching Band banquet. Alumni host the current Band in a night of food and fun at a local restaurant.
Guilherme Marinho 2022 -
At the beginning of the term, all of us bloggers gathered together to share a meal and catch up on our current writing and work ideas. One of the brainstorming activities we did involved compiling a list of words that encapsulated Dartmouth to us.
Jul Thomson 2020 -
Every term, Dartmouth has one big, traditional weekend celebration. The big event of every winter term is Winter Carnival.
Lamees Kareem 2022 -
When I first drove up to Dartmouth for my admissions tour during my junior year of high school, I remember immediately seeing the clock-face of Baker tower and knowing that I had arrived on campus.
Colleen O'Connor 2019 -
Oh, the Mardi Gras of the Northeast. Winter Carnival! You can do so much... In my case, I chose to spend it learning a new skill: ice carving, as a member of the Marching Band’s team! Come learn about it!
Guilherme Marinho 2022 -
How the heck did I become a senior? The past three years have flown by, and with only winter and spring term left, I am starting to feel the nostalgic reality that my precious time left at Dartmouth is winding down.
Colleen O'Connor 2019 -
First built in 1933 to service skiers on Mount Moosilauke (who knew the mountain hosted America’s first modern downhill race?), the Lodge has serviced the Dartmouth and Upper Valley communities for more than eighty-five years.
Sarah LeHan 2020
