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I started this blog about plants, so it seems fitting to end my last post of freshman year with more plant updates.

This summer, I will be interning with the Immigration Institute of the Bay Area to help members of under-resourced communities with their court cases.

This week, I wanted to give you an example of what a day at Dartmouth (albeit long-distance Dartmouth) looks like.

I wasn't planning on taking any COSC courses once I got to college, but with coronavirus happening my freshman spring term and all grading being moved to P/F, I decided to give it a go!

wanted to try something new and expand my horizons, so I decided to give it a shot. And I am so glad that I did!

The fact that our professor gave us a free textbook of his own design is amazing. With Dartmouth having a ton of free resources, I figured I might as well use some on my younger siblings!

Even though I am not in Baker, that Dartmouth spirit of reading and learning is alive and well.

A lot of people are curious about how Dartmouth's location affects social life, but something else that I've come to realize is that because of Dartmouth's location, we have some really cool academic perks.

After talking with our new improv president for a while, we decided that we would do a Zoom show. Not only does performing allow me to share my comedy with my friends, it is just, in general, a great time!