What do you do when you want to do too many things? Dartmouth offers so many clubs that I faced this question before my first week of classes had even ended. I tried to do everything. Don't try this at home. It was too much. (Try it at Dartmouth.)
One of my favorite activities on campus is the Hanover Community Kitchen. It's free dinner, and good vibes!
I've come to realize that it has been a while since I learned a new activity for fun. That's why I'm challenging myself to try activities outside of my comfort zone this term, like crocheting.
All the activities I've been doing since I got here!
Dartmouth is a small place and so finding people is a pretty easy task. One great way of doing this (and the subject of this blog coincidentally) is through clubs and extracurricular activities!
A dinner with Hōkūpaʻa members both past and present got my rising senior brain thinking: how do we make the most of Dartmouth?
This week I designed a new sport – read on to find out how this relates to life at Dartmouth!
Read about my experience with the Dartmouth Palestine Solidarity Coalition, and my broader thoughts on joining student groups on campus!
If you're a high school student reading this, odds are you're an expert at arguing with your parents! Here at Dartmouth, you can put those argumentation skills to good use with the Mock Trial Team!
