Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
I returned to Hanover a few weeks ago, and it felt like coming home. After almost a year away, I reveled in how novel yet familiar the campus seemed my first few days, especially with a new class of '24s cohabiting it with me.
I don't think any place exemplifies the stereotypical college town like Hanover and our dear old Dartmouth. Of the places at Dartmouth that have the best vibes, my vote — without question — goes to The Hop.
The HOP offers a lot of cool events, including both concerts and movies. This past weekend, Mountainfilm came, and a couple of my friends from the club lacrosse team and I decided to go. With our student IDs were able to get tickets for $5 each.
I learned a lot about myself, my fellow classmates, and not surprisingly, acting.
One thing that I had yet to do on campus was make jewelry at the Donald Claflin Jewelry Studio. Although the rings I made would definitely not be sellable, I learned so much about the process of jewelry-making.
When I finish Sculpture I (SART 16) this term, I will have completed my modified major! So far it has been a great class. Sculpture this term is taught by Professor Soo Sunny Park.
Despite the large breadth of all of the possible activities that I could participate in at Dartmouth, I never pictured that being in a musical would be one of them, let alone one of my favorite experiences.
As a champion of the arts, Dartmouth recently re-opened its very own museum after years of renovation.
Dartmouth is an incredible place for dipping your toes in the cultural and artistic world. For more seasoned theatergoers, artists, performers, and fans, you won't be left disappointed.
