Tulio Huggins

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.

From meeting people from all across the world to working hard in the East Asian Reading Room in Baker Library until after midnight for a paper, I have gained various memories and experiences that have helped define my freshman year at college.

Being back home for the past couple of months has allowed for various activities, and one that's helped keep me and my family sane has been cooking.