Easing some worries that international students considering Dartmouth may have

Hi, this is Omar! Let me run you through a glimpse into my life in Gaza and what I am doing at Dartmouth.

To the Class of 2030: Congratulations! For those of you who are still making a decision, this blog is intended to give you some tips from my own experience of being in your fortunate (but difficult) position.

Get to know me and Dartmouth through my lens! (queue "Introducing Me" from Camp Rock 2)

This past summer, I was a Dartmouth Bound Leader with Admissions and a leader for Strengthening Educational Access with Dartmouth (SEAD) with the Center for Social Impact. With my rural, low-income background, I found it fulfilling to be a mentor.

Reflecting on how this school has changed my life for the better during the past year – reconnecting to my reasons behind choosing to call this place home each and every day.

This blog post is dedicated to my mom, the heart of who I am today—and my time at Dartmouth.

Halfway through my college career, I found myself inspired by an old piece of advice I heard about college applications.

When I first arrived on campus, upper-level students eased my fears with their confidence and care. When invited to apply as a Dartmouth Bound Leader, I jumped at the chance to do the same to students starting their own college journeys.