Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
Does the community ever feel too small? Because there are only about 1,000 students in each class, how do you create a community of familiarity and privacy?
Dartmouth is known for its close-knit community of just over 4000 undergraduates, but even in comparison to our other, larger, Ivy siblings, the school feels pretty big!
What is the house system like at Dartmouth? Do you live with your house?
The house system is an amazing part of Dartmouth that you're automatically enrolled in when you arrive, and it shapes where you'll live, activities outside campus, and connects you with tons of different people.
Hello! I'm Julia, one of the Senior Admissions Fellows this year. Read on to learn how I ended up at Dartmouth and get a glimpse of what my time has looked like since.
I saw my friends and professors in the people I pass on my runs, my classes slowed to a snail's pace but in a good way, and I hung onto every word each professor had to offer.
I decided to start interviewing for Humans of Dartmouth once more this term, given that I don't have much to do at home outside of work hours. In case you don't know, Humans of Dartmouth is a spin-off of Humans of New York.
From my own living room, I send my heartfelt thanks to the Big Green family for proving that community transcends the physical boundary. And to the '24s who claimed their place in this Big Green community last Friday, welcome home.
Here are a few of my photos that I think show unique aspects of my Dartmouth experience — the views, fun times, and friends!
I learned a lot about myself, my fellow classmates, and not surprisingly, acting.
Freshman year was a beautiful, chaotic whirlwind, and so many things have happened that I will love and cherish forever.
