Long time no see. Let's catch up, shall we?
Diana D'Souza
2023
Summer at Dartmouth
Summer at Dartmouth
Learn how Dartmouth students experience leadership-defining epiphanies and build unbreakable bonds during their summers on campus.
As I look at the calendar, it's hard for me to believe that summer is already over. Although I wholeheartedly welcome the beginning of fall and the cooler weather that comes with it, this summer was truly unlike any other.
Natasha Raman
2023
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.
Shuyi Jin
2023
It's weird to think that an entire year has gone by. I could take this moment to lament how I lost half my first year (Spring and Summer) to COVID-19. There's really a lot I could complain about, but strange thing is, I don't really feel like it.
Nicholas Sugiarto
2023
Since coming to Dartmouth, I've learned so much outside the classroom. I've picked up how to use Photoshop, edit with Premiere Pro, build websites with HTML and CSS, as well as picking up things here and there with Flutter, R, and Bash.
Nicholas Sugiarto
2023
I've been spending my first freshman summer doing cancer research and playing with puppies. Is there anything more I can ask for?
Nicholas Sugiarto
2023
Throughout this summer, I have been able to dive into the world of late 19th-century Georgian politics through research in the History department.
Tulio Huggins
2023
My freshman summer, I am working at a nonprofit in San Francisco, learning about the realm of real estate, art, and social change in the Bay Area.
Love Tsai
2023
Virtual Tour
Virtually tour our beautiful campus with videos, 360 views, and optional commentary from student guides.
Take the Virtual TourSummer Traditions
Sophomore Summer
A hallmark of the D-Plan, Sophomore Summer brings the entire class of rising juniors to campus for customized study and shared adventures. As a second-year student, you’ll be the buzz in Dartmouth’s hive of activity with key leadership roles such as club president, team captain, or editor of “The D,” America’s oldest college newspaper.
Summer at Dartmouth
The Green is the setting for the Hopkins Center for the Arts' free contagiously danceable concerts. Often preceded by dance lessons to encourage crowd participation, attendance often reaches 4,000 members of the Dartmouth and Upper Valley communities at these summer music events.
You can often find Dartmouth's Beekeeping Association members at the Organic Farm, tending the hives, learning the basics of apiculture, conducting research, and collecting honey to sell at weekly summer farm stands.
The Hanover Chamber of Commerce hosts a weekly farmers market that transforms the Dartmouth Green into a must-attend event filled with fresh, locally-grown produce, meats, herbs, cheeses, flowers, plants, dairy, baked goods, and locally prepared foods. Lemonade and kettle corn is a student-favorite.
Summer Newsfeed
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The goal to offer support for the '20s through the power of the Dartmouth alumni network.
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The topics are "fascinating, creative, and timely," says Dean Madden, vice provost for research.
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Selected by their classmates as positive influencers, the graduates embrace their virtual role.
