Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
What is your favorite class this term?
Both because I am working on a big midterm assignment, and I am taking one of the most amazing classes I have ever taken at Dartmouth, my mind can’t seem to wander from “Borderlands Art and Theory” this week.
Exploring medieval feats and revolutionary tales, I've been recently exposed to an entirely new lens through which to view the events of past eras: through art.
I took my HIST 79: Postwar Japan class with Professor Ericson, and I thoroughly enjoyed learning about Japan from a foreign perspective.
Just three weeks into my Toulouse LSA+, I’ve already traversed the South of France, visited three of the county’s five biggest cities, and I have another whole nine days of vacation ahead of me.
Taught by two professors, “What’s in Your Shoebox” encourages students who studied abroad, like me, to take the time to unpack the lessons and experiences we had while away from campus.
When selecting classes for this spring term, I wanted to take a break from my usual study of Religion and experiment in some other departments.
I usually spend my academic hours in the lab, or otherwise in a professor’s office getting extemporaneous assistance on some mathematical problem set. But this term is a little different.
Game of Thrones. Global phenomenon. Final season coming up soon, April 14th. What better way to prepare than taking a whole class devoted to Game of Thrones itself?
What's in a syllabus? Why are they so fundamental to Dartmouth, and why should you pay attention to them? Come find out!
