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With many students away from campus, Marching Band has had to restructure itself to keep going—and it involves buckets.

Although I've blogged about my freshman fall, I thought it would be a good idea to share my favorite Snapchat memories I've looked at so far and give a perspective on my first term at Dartmouth—one year ago.

The idea for Give Essential—a nonprofit that connects essential workers in need of household items with donors who are able to support them—initially grew out of a Dartmouth class, Social Entrepreneurship (ECON 77).

This summer, I worked on an operations management research project that looked at how medical billing codes could be improved to avoid fraud or exploitation.

It's the beginning of fall, and the start of a new and unexpected year.

Hey hey hey! I'm Sydney and I'm a '24. I'm a third-generation Chinese-American who has moved around quite a bit, attending British school while living in Spain, international school in the Philippines, and boarding school in California.

I returned to Hanover a few weeks ago, and it felt like coming home. After almost a year away, I reveled in how novel yet familiar the campus seemed my first few days, especially with a new class of '24s cohabiting it with me.

Now that it's my first night back on-campus, I have found time to reflect on some objects I associate with Dartmouth and why.

Is Dartmouth too small? Can you meet everyone in a year? And is that even a problem?