Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
I think I’ve learned more this year alone than in most of my high school career, and I probably picked up more knowledge in one term of physics than in two years of AP. But this year has had far more to it than just academics...
Coming into Dartmouth, I really didn't know much of anything about the foreign language classes here.
One of the most interesting parts of my Dartmouth experience is the guest speakers. Guest lecturers come from a variety of disciplines, and often bring very interesting insights on their fields.
I’ve always been more or less politically curious. As a kid, I used to watch the news with my mom while getting ready for school, and now, I wake up and scroll through the news notifications on my phone.
Sometimes schools, sports, and life seem to come at you non-stop.
As student-athletes in the Ivy League, not only are we competing in one of the most competitive conferences in the country, we are balancing immense learning schedules. For the average varsity athlete at Dartmouth, athletics usually consume around
The end of the college application process came with great relief. I was so tired of it all by the end, I swore that I wouldn’t even think about anything college-related until decisions came out.
One of the characteristics that is the most unique to Dartmouth is the D-Plan.
Being a varsity athlete at Dartmouth College is more than just going to practice and competitions. Being a varsity athlete means being able to balance an Ivy League workload with an extreme time commitment to your sport (usually 20 hours/week).
