It's officially 2020, and seeing as I won't be returning to Dartmouth until next September, I thought it would be fitting to reflect back on my past year (most of which was spent on-campus).
Jenny Chen
2021
Spring green energizes creative impulses at Dartmouth
Spring at Dartmouth
From Powwow competitions to commencement’s bagpipe procession, Dartmouth students share what it is that makes spring spring at Dartmouth.
Hanover and Los Angeles are polar opposites, but both environments offer attractions that are distinctly special.
Melissa Barales-Lopez
2022
GIS was one of the experiences that played a major role in influencing my freshman experience, and I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to give back and continue participating in the program.
Jenny Chen
2021
New art pieces have been popping all around Dartmouth.
Melissa Barales-Lopez
2022
Hanover and the Upper Valley boast incredible lush landscapes and by the end of spring term, most of the trees and flowers are in full bloom.
Julianna Thomson
2020
After a winter away missing everything from classes to friends to Hanover itself, I love every aspect of campus just a little bit more.
Cindy Shen
2021
Some of my friends and I decided to spend the day at the Quechee Gorge in Vermont, and it ended up being a great break from finals!
Simon Ellis
2020
A great number of candidates will visit Hanover and organize events in Dartmouth College to speak to students about their policy positions and plans for the future.
Melissa Barales-Lopez
2022
My friend Erica and I joined a Cabin and Trail (CnT) Mt. Ascutney brunch hike this past Saturday.
Isabel Burgess
2020
Spring on Campus
The end of winter brings longer, warmers days to spend time outside enjoying our natural campus environment.
Spring provides a backdrop of competition and recreation through intramural, club, and intercollegiate athletic teams, including the Dartmouth Sailing Team.
In late April, the campus celebrates PRIDE Week, Dartmouth Hall is illuminated in rainbow colors, and the community promotes awareness and provides opportunities to encourage inclusion and discussion through celebration.
Spring Traditions
Making Maple Syrup
The Dartmouth Organic Farm holds a new—and tasty—fascination in every season. When spring arrives and the energy is as fresh as the crabapple blossoms, one of those lures is the making of maple syrup. The Dartmouth Sugar Crew will teach you to tap trees, boil sap, and make an A-list maple sugar crepe. And they’ll throw in some hot apple cider to sweeten the deal.
Spring on Campus
The annual Dartmouth Powwow celebrates Native culture at Dartmouth with music, Native American Dances, arts, and crafts.
Learn more about Dartmouth's Powwow
In 1770, determined to bring his school to New Hampshire, Eleazar Wheelock toured various towns and chose the township of Hanover for its contiguous land that it offered him, more than any other spot.
Read more about Dartmouth's history
Dartmouth's Organic Farm is active year-round, but warmer weather means boiling sap for maple syrup, planting seedlings, and hive checks for our bee colonies.
Learn more about sustainability at DartmouthSpring Top News
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“It’s a metaphor for indigenous identity,” says Skyler Kuczaboski ’21. -
In celebration of Dartmouth's 250th anniversary, this year's TEDxDartmouth theme is "Living Bridges.” -
Allen and East Wheelock house members head for New Orleans and Puerto Rico.
