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I've had a journey with self-reflection that I'd like to share, and I think it's a powerful skill to learn in college.

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.

The transition to college from high school can seem daunting, but it is what you make it!

This term, Dartmouth hosted Family Weekend. I was so excited about seeing my parents in person because I missed them so much!

In this blog post, I will be giving prospective students tips on things that I wish I knew about Dartmouth before coming. I hope that this extensive list can help you all, while you navigate through your own college search.

For many of you, moving away to college means more independence, living away from home, and perhaps sharing a living space for the very first time.

I will bet you prospective '24s and '25s — or if you are a really ambitious 1st grader, '35s — five dollars that you are nervous about making friends on campus.