
When I first came to Dartmouth, I knew about as much about Greek life as I knew about Greek yogurt.

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When I first came to Dartmouth, I knew about as much about Greek life as I knew about Greek yogurt.
One term down, two to go! It's unbelievable to me that I only have two terms left here at Dartmouth before graduation!
From dorms to houses, singles to quads, fraternities, sororities, and everything in between, Dartmouth students have a whole variety of living options to experiment with.
It's that quaint avenue peering through the Rocky arch—a place seldom touched upon on admissions tours and during information sessions—and a topic so often dodged around such that when I was applying to college, I even found it intimidating.
Outdoor activities, which peak in the summer, are one of the greatest ways to make new friends in a fun way.
A sizable portion of student body is involved in Greek Life (sorority/fraternity life) at Dartmouth. So you might wonder: is being unaffiliated "social suicide?"
To give you some insight, here are the types of questions I was asked by girls decked out in flair, including snake onesies, avocado leggings, cat ears, and glitter, glitter, glitter!
Greek life was never really something I thought about when I began visiting colleges. I recognized that many students used Greek life as a social outlet, but I did not have a "Greek vs.
This week, I asked some of my sisters of Alpha Phi why they decided to rush and join Greek life at Dartmouth...