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The sorority rush process is a flexible, three-round experience each fall and winter where potential new members gradually narrow down their choices and receive an invitation to join their matched sorority.

An international student's perspective on Dartmouth's unique and inclusive Greek life culture, exploring the diverse motivations, experiences, and social dynamics behind joining a sorority.

Curious as to what Greek Life is like at a college where 50% of eligible students are part of at least one Greek organization? Read on to learn about my experience with sorority recruitment!

Weekends at Dartmouth are a vibrant mix of outdoor adventures and social activities. From kayaking in the Connecticut River and hiking Gile Mountain at sunset to enjoying local eateries and pottery painting, there's never a dull moment.

There is a place for everyone here as long as you're willing to look for it!

Greek life, rush, and how much being affiliated impacts life at Dartmouth-read along to learn about my take!

Greek Life encompasses a large, and exciting, part of the Dartmouth experience. With almost 60% of students being affiliated in a fraternity or sorority, it's hard for that not to be the case. Here is my view of Greek Life so far.

Part of my sophomore fall has involved rushing and getting involved with Greek Life. Now that it's finished, I thought I'd take some time to reflect on this experience.