Gavin Fry

Life as a First-Generation and Low-Income student is complicated anywhere you go. Here's my honest perspective and story from the Dartmouth point of view.

There's no such thing as one "correct" way to plan out your academic journey, and Dartmouth has helped me realize that over the past several months.

The Dartmouth experience goes well beyond the classroom. Here, I recount some of the most profound things I learned during my first year. I hope it's useful!

'26s, your life is about to become infinitely more complex, and that's a good thing. Here are some things to keep in mind as you navigate this new journey!

This summer has shown me the importance of true friends and healthy relationships no matter where you are or what you're doing.

I'd like to talk a little bit about exploring your future career and the opportunities Dartmouth offers to guide you. What should you get involved in your first year? Let's use my first year as a case study!

I got the opportunity to visit my family for a week during my summer internship. Everyone needs a refresh at some point, and it was the perfect time for me to remember the "simple life."

I recently finished my first year at Dartmouth. Now that I've had time to reflect, I realize just how much I've come to learn about myself in the past year. Hint: Dartmouth has a big hand in that.

In the blink of an eye, my first year of college is over, and Dartmouth has catalyzed so many of the memories I've made so far!

I never considered myself to be a "Woo-Hoo!" type of person, but the Dartmouth community works wonders…