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This is my best attempt at trying to describe the vibes each of these study spots gives me—featuring the Cube and Collis!

The last week of October was especially ~spooky~ as I was able to find more time than usual to enjoy my weekend with friends and the small-town-charm of Hanover.

My personal visit to Dartmouth was a huge factor in my decision to apply, so in honor of Week 7, I hope this blog post can virtually illustrate some of what Dartmouth has to offer in seven images – worth 7,000 words!

From writing essays to preparing for interviews (while taking classes), it may seem like you're drowning in work. Despite all this, I learned a lot from my application process.

There are several organizations on campus for students to participate in that it can sometimes be overwhelming. Thankfully, I was able to find People of Color Outdoors (POCO), which has been a great community to be a part of!

It's been about six months since I've been back on campus and I'm counting the days we'll all be back together, safe and sound. Here are six of the things I miss most about being on campus!

Being gone from campus for a full year and now living off-campus, I am currently feeling some serious nostalgia for delicious food and amazing staff of Dartmouth Dining Services (DDS).

Although there are certain adventures and activities we cannot do, students are still able to have a busy time at Dartmouth. Read all about how I and other students stay busy despite social distancing!

Dartmouth students are known for their ability to juggle hectic schedules....from fast-paced courses, to extracurriculars and job commitments...how is one possibly supposed to manage it all? Here are some tips for settling into life at Dartmouth!