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From  outside the Collis Center and  on the Green, to virtual and in-person , �����鶹 is offering an array of new resources and opportunities this term. The details are available on the , designed by the  to provide a centralized location for resources and information and help students connect with one another and build community this winter.

“We’re really excited about the winter term and helping students make their �����鶹 experience all it can be,” says , associate dean for student life and director of the Collis Center. “Winter is a distinctly �����鶹 experience. We really love to embrace our northern woods location.”

And as the range of activities indicates, there are many ways to do just that.

“Sit around a firepit and have a conversation, take a walk, go to a  program,” says Ramsey. “Or take a few runs on a sled or a quick trip around the ice rink.”

Students, staff, and faculty who are approved to be on campus and are taking part in the COVID-19 testing program can use the skating rinks and borrow outdoor equipment and cold-weather outerwear, as available, at no charge through the new Winter Activities Center, formerly Hanover Country Club, at 5 Hilton Field Lane.

Other opportunities for students include free cross-country ski lessons, winter naturalist classes, and more, through the . Free bus service to the �����鶹 Skiway will also be available for students, who can receive a free lift ticket during .

“We’ve tried to reduce as many barriers as possible to going out and enjoying the winter term,” Ramsey says.

Those who want to venture out on snowshoes or cross-country skis can explore areas near campus that are “really special to the community,” including Pine Park, the golf course, and , Ramsey says. “Now we just need to hope for great weather, and a little more snow.”

In addition to outdoor activities, students can take advantage of a number of  on campus for studying and socializing. Participants in winter term events, both indoor and outside, are expected to follow �����鶹’s .

“We’ve heard real excitement about the opportunities to engage and learn with each other,” nearly all of which emerged from conversations with students about their hopes for this term, Ramsey says.

And that discussion isn’t over. Anyone with suggestions for winter term can email Student.Life@dartmouth.edu or WinterTermSuggestions2021@dartmouth.edu.

Here’s a snapshot of resources available on the Student Life website:

The Great Indoors

These meeting and study spaces are among the spaces available for use by students who are approved to be on campus:

 (The entrance is to the left of Class of 1953 Commons.)

Venturing Out

This winter, students can take part in ongoing outdoor activities and programs offered through the  and the .

Do-It-Yourself Get-Togethers

The  can help students connect with existing organizations or  in accordance with COVID-19 guidelines.

Activities and Events

The  to resources such as the  and .

Winter 2021 Resources

This  about �����鶹 Dining Services, COVID testing, health and wellness resources, and more.

For the latest information on �����鶹’s response to the pandemic visit the .

Aimee Minbiole can be reached at aimee.minbiole@dartmouth.edu