OCCUPY COLLIS: Occupy Dartmouth supporters chat with students in the Collis Cafe, the new home of their encampment. see larger »

The Quebecois folk music group De Temps Antan performed this weekend at the Hopkins Center. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Quebecois folk group brings audience to its feet at Hop”) see larger »

OFF TO THE RACES: Dartmouth sprinter Megan Krumpoch ’14 holds the starting blocks for a teammate preparing to race at Sunday’s Dartmouth Relays. The women’s track and field team won easily with a total of 161 points. see larger »

(Full article in Sports Weekly: “Big Green Athletes Benefit from Winter Trips”) see larger »

(Full article in Sports Weekly: “Big Green Athletes Benefit from Winter Trips”) see larger »

(Full article in Sports Weekly: “Big Green Athletes Benefit from Winter Trips”) see larger »

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Sprinter Kevin Crowley ’13 leads a 400-meter heat at the Dartmouth Relays. The Big Green took the team title with a score of 67 points. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Big Green track takes Relays titles”) see larger »

Izzy Terhorst ’14 and Kamrapreet Kaur ’15 helped the Dartmouth women record a victory at the Dartmouth Relays. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Big Green track takes Relays titles”) see larger »

Margaux Sharp ’13 and Abbie Lund ’15 head up the ice for the Big Green. Dartmouth defeated Quinnipiac University on Friday, 3-2. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Women’s hockey posts undefeated road trip to begin 2012”) see larger »

Dartmouth begins its carnival schedule at Bates College Jan. 20-21, but it is already looking to its carnival against its rival, the University of Vermont. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Skiers looks to improve upon third-place finish at NCAA’s”) see larger »

The Dartmouth men’s hockey team will play the University of New Hampshire in Manchester, N.H., on Saturday at Verizon Wireless Arena. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Men’s hockey splits two games on New York road trip”) see larger »

Despite complaints of rising prices under the new SmartChoice plans, Dartmouth students still pay less for food than students at other Ivy League institutions. (Full article in News: “Meal plans cost roughly the same as other Ivies’”) see larger »