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2021: A Year In Review
The fallout from a continuing pandemic and discontent over mental health and housing shaped a tumultuous year.
Kyle (‘22) is a news writer for The Dartmouth from St. Petersburg, Florida. He is studying history, economics and public policy at the College. In his free time, he also enjoys climbing, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and a good book.
The fallout from a continuing pandemic and discontent over mental health and housing shaped a tumultuous year.
The Dartmouth will continue to publish a print issue once a week on Fridays.
The district saw few COVID-19 cases last year despite being almost completely in person.
The annual pong tournament was shut down by the Office of Greek Life on Tuesday, leading to fervent speculation on social media about the cause.
The town government’s recommendations carried the day for each of the articles up for voter approval.
A list of rules is being created in response to allegations of sexual misconduct in Greek spaces.
The initials of three students who died in the last year were left outside their former residence halls.
The Dartmouth will postpone production of the May 26 Mirror issue to May 27.
Workers suited up in PPE to deliver meals, clean isolation housing and take care of students affected by the outbreak.
