Dan Vojvodic ‘11 catches some air while riding his skateboard in front of Tuck School of Business. see larger »

Kate Stith-Cabranes ‘73 testified in support of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor on Thursday. (Full article in News: “Alum praises Sotomayor in hearing”) see larger »

President Kim told the GLC he would seek to learn more about Greek organizations and their needs early in his presidency. (Full article in News: “Kim asks Greeks for ‘frank’ conversation”) see larger »

Peter Fahey ’68 (Full article in News: “College begins search for new CIO”) see larger »

John Carney ’78, a Democratic candidate for Delaware’s only Congressional seat, says he will promote sustainable jobs and energy if elected. (Full article in News: “Carney ‘78 seeks seat in Congress”) see larger »

ColorJar, a website design company, is the third startup David Gardner ’05 has founded since his years as a Big Green basketball player. (Full article in News: “Gardner ’05 says creativity is a path to entrepreneurship”) see larger »

­Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Jules Feiffer poked fun at past U.S. presidents while presenting comics in his Montgomery Fellow lecture Wednesday. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Montgomery Fellow Jules Feiffer presents political cartoons”) see larger »

Raging hormones in the latest Harry Potter release drive cutesy romance between characters. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “‘Half-Blood Prince’ entertains with light-hearted romance”) see larger »

Nick Santomauro ’10 began playing with the Brooklyn Cyclones, an affiliate of the New York Mets, after accepting the team’s draft bid. (Full article in Sports: “Santomauro ’10 takes Mets draft bid, ends Dartmouth career”) see larger »

Emily Dreissigacker ’11 will compete in the quadruple scull event of the FISA World Championships with the US National Rowing Team later this mont (Full article in Sports: “Dartmouth rower joins world championship team”) see larger »