Gavin Fry

I'm 1/3 of the way done with my Dartmouth career, and I've learned a lot during this term alone. Let's do a recap of the past ten weeks!

Finding the balance between who you are meant to become and the values that make you who you are today is essential, and it's something I want to provide perspective on.

I had no idea how the college application process worked when I was in high school. If you're from a place where college is an afterthought, I would suggest reading on!

As a First-Generation and low-income student, it was imperative for me to find a "job" at Dartmouth. Here's what my work life looks like!

When you find yourself amongst the midterm madness, it's helpful to take yourself back from it all and put things into perspective

Dartmouth has helped me realize how I should measure my success and where my priorities should be moving forward. They've changed drastically over the past few years.

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!