Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
Dartmouth's Student Assembly has already run several voter registration drives, and I had the opportunity to vote early in my first presidential election ever at a town hall just last week. That's a moment I definitely won't forget!
On November 13, I joined a long line of students at the Voter Registration Drive outside of Rocky 106. I am now officially registered to vote!
This fall, Bernie Sanders made a pit stop at Dartmouth as he made his way down the campaign trail in the Northeast.
I was definitely not expecting to be wearing an inflatable hamburger, running around the Green while bumping into my friend Levi, or making a makeshift banner at Collis, but it was super fun.
A great number of candidates will visit Hanover and organize events in Dartmouth College to speak to students about their policy positions and plans for the future.
I am not the most politically-engaged student on campus; in fact, I'm far from it.
Kirsten Gillibrand '88 is the first Dartmouth alumna to win election to Congress, and she has represented New York in the United States Senate since 2009.
One of the things I enjoy most about college is the opportunity to experience a diversity of thought and opinion. My friends range across the political spectrum from red to blue and every shade of purple in between.
A hub for political discourse and debate, The College is a frequent stop for candidates and speakers as they promote their platforms, not to mention the opportunity this brings for student activism.
