Weekends at Dartmouth are a vibrant mix of outdoor adventures and social activities. From kayaking in the Connecticut River and hiking Gile Mountain at sunset to enjoying local eateries and pottery painting, there's never a dull moment.
Here is how I have been spending time on campus on sophomore summer weekends!
This weekend, I explored a local venue full of fun in White River Junction!
A weekend in big-city Boston allowed me to reflect on Dartmouth's unique rural location.
There are tons of awesome activities organized by various groups on campus that provide ways to unwind after a stressful week.
I'm sure we've all seen those clips from movies about college with huge dance scenes and hundreds of people crowded into one room. For some that may sound like a fun weekend, but for the rest of us it's cause for stress and anxiety.
One of the best parts of Dartmouth is the way that students are willing to cram in a ridiculous amount into any given term. This weekend has been no exception.
Dartmouth's a pretty rural campus. What do you do for fun?
Good question! To be honest, I had the same concern coming here; as a kid who's used to cities, driving downtown and whatnot, it was weird imagining what I would do in a town where the only franchises included a single CVS and a miscellaneous Domi
Free from home, and with no one telling you what to do, you start to realize that the things that you previously couldn't do were because you really shouldn't. Like what I did this past Friday night: the Lou's Challenge.
