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Since my birthday also falls close to July 4th, there were some on-campus events, no school on a Thursday, and a weekend for my sister to visit via the Dartmouth Coach from Boston. 

I partially spent my summer break as a volunteer in Brazil, and I learned so much from it. 

So far, each day has had its own instantaneous excursions, everything from friends calling to swim in the river to brief trips off exploring in the woods.

Outdoor activities, which peak in the summer, are one of the greatest ways to make new friends in a fun way.

The D-Plan describes how you spend each term at Dartmouth: on, off, abroad... And it can be quite challenging, especially for international students. Luckily, I am here to explain it all just for you!

This time around, it was all about family; this weekend, the College invited all sophomore students to bring up their parents and siblings for a couple days, hosting all different kinds of programming and events. 

I learned how to use an edge finder, how to drill, the amount of material I should take off with each pass, and so much more.

For the summer, I’ll be in San Francisco interning with the International Institute of the Bay Area (IIBA) as part of Dartmouth’s annual SF Social Impact cohort.