For those who are away/have been away from campus: what do you miss most about Hanover and Dartmouth?
As a first-year student currently on campus for the winter, I've only technically been away from Dartmouth/Hanover one time—during my first winterim (Dartmouth's version of winter break).
I am writing this blog post as I finish up week 7 of my winter term. I want to utilize this blog post as a form of reflection and life updates.
Coming from a rural background, I believe it's crucial to factor in the geographic location and livability of your future college town.
There are hundreds of things I could tell you about Dartmouth's campus or even Hanover. But how does it feel to live and study in such a small town?
I interviewed my friend, Catherine, who went to high school in downtown Manhattan on her transition to school here at rural Dartmouth.
In this post, I give you the run-down on the best places (in my opinion) to grab a quick bite in town!
What does your D-Plan look like?
If you have not heard already, Dartmouth's academic calendar runs on a quarter system called the D-Plan where you take 10 week terms. There are four terms in a year, where you must be enrolled in classes for three of the four terms.
To East Coast Flora and the Greenery of the Big Green,
You have given me the space to breathe and relax, and I've learned to admire you, and "the granite of New Hampshire," more than I could have ever expected.
I'm staying in Hanover for my last summer term as a Dartmouth student: campus just couldn't keep me away. Here's what I'm up to this beautiful 22X.
