It's 3AM – a long night of studying nears its end, and my fading mental capacity beckons me to the cozy comfort of my bedsheets.
Brian Drisdelle
2021
Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
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Q:
How do you deal with the snow and the cold?
A:
Okay, I have to admit that whether living in Hawai'i has inspired my love for warmth and the sun or it's just an upside that I live there, I tend to gravitate toward warm places.
Simon Ellis 2020 -
The autumn season at Dartmouth is quite stunning visually, as you may have gotten a glimpse of from other blog posts or our Instagram. But it’s also an eventful time of the year.
Jenny Chen 2021 -
The next morning we were greeted by beautiful mounds of frosty white flakes covering our campus outside our windows - it was my very first snow experience!
Lamees Kareem 2022 -
A few weekends ago, Dartmouth’s campus was embroiled in cold war. No, it had nothing to do with Putin, nothing to do with Russia; nothing, in fact, to do with diplomacy (that is, unless you count negotiating due dates).
Sarah LeHan 2020 -
Today was the first day in weeks that it's snowed in Hanover, and it's been an adventure to say the least.
Brian Drisdelle 2021 -
Okay. That's an exaggeration. It's not as grandiose as Elsa's castle, and you cannot wear Elsa's dress there without freezing, but it's actually a castle made of ice (perks of living in New Hampshire)!!!
Autumn Dinh 2021 -
While my definition of winter back home is when the temperature gets below 18 degree Celsius, winter at Dartmouth looks wayyyyy different. And except the (somewhat) awful cold and the black ice, I really enjoy the frosty beauty around campus.
Autumn Dinh 2021 -
It can be easy to spend the weekend holed up in the library during the day, as many Dartmouth students know.
Jenny Chen 2021
