Arianna Dunkley

From ice skating at Occom Pond to cheering at Ivy Madness, this winter term was full of unforgettable moments at Dartmouth.

From falling to finding my footing, learning how to ski taught me the value of trying new things around campus!

Entering a new environment miles away from home, knowing little to no people at first, can feel daunting. However, Dartmouth's support systems, particularly through the First Generation Office (FGO), have been nothing short of incredible.

Nestled on campus, the Hood Museum of Art is a space for learning, insightful reflections, and more!

Many remarkable buildings on campus that I love have important historical significance!

Whether you're braving the cold on your way to class or participating in classic winter activities, there are plenty of ways to make the most of a Dartmouth winter!

Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just looking for a quick escape into nature, there's something in the outdoors for everyone!

Dartmouth's liberal arts curriculum has allowed me the flexibility to explore diverse academic fields, shaping my journey as a pre-law student.

Walking through Dartmouth's vibrant fall foliage and reflecting on my Sophomore Fall experiences underscored the importance of community and embracing opportunities.

As a second-year at Dartmouth, I've embraced leadership roles that foster community, creativity, and support! Here's a look at how each role has shaped my journey.