Tulio Huggins

Though my mental health has hit rough patches during the past year, I have found ways to navigate it with the help of the Dartmouth community.

Since I am on campus this term, I decided to write about the testing procedure that every student must do while they are here.

From the pandemic to the election, to online learning, every month seemed to be a new level of Jumanji. However, we have made it. And though 2020 has given me great lessons and experiences, I am looking forward to this new year and for what it holds.

This term has been one of the most memorable ones for me, and I will cherish the experiences that I have made!

In honor of Veterans Day, I was able to interview student veteran Eugene Lovejoy '22 to hear about his experiences in the United States military and as a Dartmouth student. Read on to learn more!

I've found that there have been plenty of activities to do while on campus—even with the current regulations!

When I got to campus, I made sure to isolate and quarantine for the first two weeks, per Dartmouth's COVID-19 policy. I was being smart to keep myself and the community safe.

I'm back, now as an official college sophomore!

Throughout this summer, I have been able to dive into the world of late 19th-century Georgian politics through research in the History department.

I recently helped my sister plan an assembly in my hometown in Pennsylvania for a community discussion on race. "A Talk in the Park," as it was called, helped bring awareness to the lack of African American history taught in our schools.