Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
From the flipped class I took my fall term and to this "multi-lens" style even amidst online instruction, I'm finding myself liking the occasional element of surprise and how Dartmouth classes keep me on my toes.
Even though I am not in Baker, that Dartmouth spirit of reading and learning is alive and well.
With my last freshman term at Dartmouth now halfway over, I've been thinking about my academic path and what it is going to look like going forward.
Expecting my SCI distrib to be a burden, I started this class without much enthusiasm. However, I quickly realized this was the class I never knew I needed.
Two classes — "History, Culture, and Society: The Many Faces of Latin America" and "African American Religion and Culture in Jim Crow America" — have helped me learn more about my roots as an Afro-Panamanian man!
This spring is going a bit differently than any of us were expecting, but the one constant has been the interesting classes Dartmouth offers.
A little ode to off-campus classes from your quarantined friend!
I've stayed connected with my various groups on campus — my rowing team held a Zoom call with all 40 of us while my dance group, Sugarplum, has been busy using TikTok to show off our new quarantine choreography.
One of the most exciting times of the academic year for me is when we get to pick classes for the upcoming term. How does one know which classes to take? Here are three ways I guide my course selection.
