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Starting college in a new country is a big leap, but with orientation programs, cultural connections, and helpful resources, Dartmouth quickly became more than just a campus—it became home.

Read on to learn about my journey to Alpha Theta, a gender inclusive Greek house

My journey home for winter break (winterim) after an entire year of being away from family and friends! The winter break is six weeks from late November to Early January, and students may stay on campus with provided housing and meal plans.

From orientation week to your classes, you can easily find community at Dartmouth! Read on to know how I met my Dartmouth family and where you might also find yours.

As an international student, I was hesitant to join Greek Life, but I found a welcoming community. Now, as a junior, I hope to help others find their place too.

A summer of full-time cognitive science research at PhilLab!

As an international student who has lived in East Asia for her whole life, this is how I connect with my home cultures through student associations at Dartmouth!

Some friendly advice from a former anxious high schooler trying to understand what I wanted for my college experience.

Foreign language drill sessions gather small groups of students three times a week to practice speaking their target language. I'm a French drill instructor, so read on to learn about French drill.