With a solar eclipse sweeping across North America for the first time in nearly seven years on April 8th came a road-trip with hundreds of other Dartmouth students to a zone of totality near campus: St. Johnsbury, Vermont!
Last week, I returned from my AIARE 1 course, which focuses on decision-making in avalanche terrain. The program involved a weekend away from school to learn about snow safety, avalanche rescue techniques, and more.
Find out what a fun weekend can look like on and off campus!
I want to utilize this blog post as a place for reflection after the many experiences that I have lived through during my sophomore year at the College and mainly focus on this past week.
As I am reflecting on this week, I want to acknowledge a close friendship that I have cultivated with Leigha '25.
This post is about the time Shelby, and I went to Panera Bread. For context, I met Shelby during First-Year Trips, she was one of the leaders for our small cohort.
I reflect on Week 4 and the beauty of Dartmouth's many opportunities and resources. I discuss the amazing memories and bonds that I have created within the Dartmouth and Upper Valley communities!
Here is a glimpse into the gorgeous outdoors that sits on and hugs Dartmouth's campus. On this fine May afternoon, my friends and I paddled down the Connecticut River for the first time now that the Ledyard Canoe Club opened services. We had a blast!
Hey blog, I'm not in California anymore! Visiting Gile Mountain is a magical 75-minute escape from campus into the breathtaking wilderness of Norwich, Vermont.
