Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
For those who are away/have been away from campus: what do you miss most about Hanover and Dartmouth?
In a famous Supreme Court case, Dartmouth College v. Woodward, Daniel Webster uttered the famous quote of Dartmouth: "It is a small college, and yet there are those who love it!"
All the things I'm looking forward to before I graduate.
It's May, and nearing the end of the spring term, which means it's also around the time of the year when Green Key weekend happens. Though I'm not there this year, I thought I could show some memories from last year.
I never would have expected to actually want to do something that entails no showers for five days and sleeping in the woods, but those inconveniences are outweighed by the many reasons why I want to re-experience Trips.
When I think of "old" at Dartmouth, I think of the many parts of campus that are rich in history. So this week, I went around to a couple of locations on campus to capture some of the historical parts of campus and their history.
At home, back in Edison, I usually celebrated Lunar New Year with my family. I was unsure about how I would celebrate this year until a college-wide email was sent out inviting students to a Lunar New Year Festival hosted at the HOP.
Yes, my friends, it was time for the infamous Dartmouth snowball fight, where the entire college is summoned to the Green at midnight to have a massive snowball fight.
During the first large snowfall of the school year, our esteemed alumnus Theodore Geisel (Dr. Seuss) rises from his eternal slumber to send one very Seuss-like email to the entirety of campus.
A snowball fight? On the Green? At midnight?
