Academics
Field trips make academics fun
So, I know I’ve been off the blogging scene for awhile, but hey I’m back! (To those of you who missed me). You’ve probably heard ample stories of how May Term is so much fun, with all the intramural sports (IMs), wiffleball, Derby Days and all that bliss that has to go with extra-curriculars. I [...]
International and going Greek, say what?!!!
I just got back from my sorority run and man, am I pumped! I don’t know how I spent all those hours, from receiving an open bid to tonight, time has passed so quickly! I don’t know how many times people have told you this already, but Greek Life on Hanover’s campus is really different [...]
Exploring Majors
It’s not often that once you declare your major you get to branch outside of your field, or really even know what is going on in another department. As an English major, I pretty much just camp out in Classic Hall, especially since it also houses my minors, and am oblivious to anything else academic [...]
My spring term class – save the environment
Just as many other bloggers have mentioned, Hanover is now in spring term. During the month of May, students are required to take only one class, which gives them more time to concentrate on certain fields and have more fun. Professors also like to take students off campus to explore the applications of textbook concepts. [...]
Why an American college, instead of a Chinese one? (Part II)
Continued from Part I on this subject: The third reason why I chose an American college over a Chinese one is that American schools give students more time and freedom to explore their interests. In my high school (and it’s the same in most other Chinese high schools), students have to study from 6 a.m. [...]
Thankful for HC
Well, if I couldn’t tell already, I definitely am able to realize that I am in the real world as my friends at Hanover are able to enjoy a few days off from school for Thanksgiving break, while I am in Philadelphia, Pa., working at my internship. Even though I am spending this Thanksgiving holiday [...]
Checklist for Success
Hello there future Panthers. I am happy you have decided to come to Hanover for your higher education. Trust me, you have made a very good choice. In my time here in Hanover I came up with various strategies to survive the academic climate and find a balance in my life so that I would [...]
