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After six months of internships, vacations with friends, studying abroad and spending time with friends, I'm finally back on campus, living and taking classes at Dartmouth.

In a perfect combination of creativity, collaboration, and innovation, the theater department possesses everything I value as an engineering student.

My latest trip to the Hood Museum was for a business fellowship I'm participating in called the Paganucci Fellows program. Now you may be wondering, what does business have to do with art? More than you would expect!

Have you ever thought your academic interests are a bit too niche? I truly have. Dartmouth enables you to not only explore that niche area of study, but to also explore disciplines you may never have thought of pursuing. Let's explore my journey:

Until now, I've attended all my classes at Dartmouth via Zoom. Today marked a milestone for me as I ventured to a socially-distanced classroom for the very first time to attend Global Health & Society (a relevant class given current events!)

Professors at Dartmouth really love their discipline and want to share their knowledge with as many students as possible through a variety of resources. I'll walk you through some of the ways they do this while telling you about my classes this term.

Whenever I tell anybody that I'm a Human-Centered Design minor, I usually get hit with some form of the same question: "What the heck is that?" Well, for starters...

As a high school senior, I had very little idea about what I hoped to study during the next four years. Update: I still don't...