DCF Student Vlog

Each day at Dartmouth, students embark on transformative journeys of growth, connection, and discovery—opportunities made possible by the generous support of our alumni donors. In this video, four students reflect on what they are most grateful for at Dartmouth. From finding belonging through programs like FYSEP and housing communities, to experiencing life-changing mindset shifts in the classroom, and unlocking opportunities through internships and mentorships in the alumni network—these stories highlight the profound impact of your generosity.

In this  vlog, we spotlight Malcolm '26, the president of the Dartmouth Political Union. As a non-partisan, student-led organization, the Union's mission is to promote civil discourse on campus, where students gather weekly to discuss and debate a wide range of political issues with respect and openness. Through their efforts, the Dartmouth Political Union empowers students to engage thoughtfully with diverse perspectives, paving the way for a more inclusive and informed community at Dartmouth.

From learning sustainable farming practices to building a deeper connection with nature,
Tyler D'27, shares how his unique experience interning at Dartmouth’s Organic Farm shaped his outlook and future path.

Join us as we explore the transformative journey of Dartmouth students on a Language Study Abroad program in Morocco.

In this vlog, students share their experiences of learning Arabic and immersing themselves in the vibrant culture of Morocco, all made possible by your generous support through the Dartmouth College Fund. Watch how your contributions empower students to broaden their horizons, gain global perspectives, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

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The diversity of nationalities at Dartmouth is one of the most special characteristics of our community. Even so, the transition for international students isn't always immediate.

Please enjoy meeting Privat, a '26 from Burundi. At first, Privat found himself struggling to communicate and learn across the language divide. Determined not to let this hold him back, he found resources like the Academic Skills Center and communities like his soccer team. With the right friends and tools, Privat has found success and belonging in Hanover.

The Dartmouth Triathlon team train hard! Meet Dartmouth Triathlon captains Sydney '25 and Valentina '24 as they share how they found community with the team and what it takes to be a triathlete!

Here you will find more about the team's experience competing at Nationals in April 2024.

Micah Green '25 is one of many students who have found community in the Dartmouth Woodshop.  Please enjoy learning more about him and one of the most unique spaces on campus!

The Class of 1971 Scholarship is one of many funds that, along with individual gifts, help make Dartmouth's mission possible. Please enjoy meeting 1971 scholars Aleemah '24 and Paulina '25. Both of these extraordinary leaders are on the path to making the world a better place. Learn all about their pursuits in this student-produced vlog

From immersive learning to unforgettable adventures, Lexie D'26, shares how her experience with the Department of Linguistics Foreign Study Program in Auckland, New Zealand has transformed her understanding of linguistics and culture.

The Nelson A. Rockefeller Center is an institution on campus that invites students to engage in activities and debates in the world of public policy and service. Its mission is to build leaders dedicated to service and diversity of thought.

Isabella Kam '24 shares her experiences with one such opportunity–the Rockefeller Leadership Forum–and how this has helped to shape her Dartmouth experience. Enjoy learning all about Isabella, the Rockefeller Center, and how your support makes these unique Dartmouth experiences possible!