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Dartmouth has Distributive and World Culture Requirements, including the Writing classes, that are be fulfilled during your first year.

As I enter my third term of my first year at Dartmouth, I am happy to share the three classes I am taking in the spring.

Many small classes at Dartmouth are seminar-style and are the cornerstone of the intellectual exploration and intentionality that define the learning experience at Dartmouth.

For the last term of my freshman year, I'm finishing up some requirements, a tried-and-true choice. The overall class choices in my freshman year were standard, but rewarding all the same!

African and African American Studies (AAAS) encourages people to think about how history shapes the present and engage with the past to envision a more just and equitable future collaboratively.

Another 12 hours of somewhat tiring travel, here I am again... There definitely is something in the air here in Hanover. And it is refreshing

I wanted to discuss which class I regard as my favorite as well as my supporting rationale!

Right now, I'm taking a Writing 5 class called Food for Thought, focusing on environmental, agricultural, culinary, and nutritional aspects of the food we choose to eat.