LIFE IS A CABARET: Graduate student Seth Cohen and David Jiang ’12 perform a rendition of “If You Were Gay” at the Pride Week Cabaret on Friday evening. see larger »

This year’s Dimensions of Dartmouth included spotlights on academic departments and increased parent programming. (Full article in News: “College hosts 530 admitted students”) see larger »

Alpha Kappa Alpha, Kappa Delta and Sigma Delta sororities all won monetary prizes at the Lorax Awards on Saturday for their successes in the Ecolympics. (Full article in News: “Greek organizations recognized for sustainability efforts”) see larger »

Brooklyn-based quartet So Percussion showcased its innovative musical style in a Friday performance. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Percussion group redefines traditional music parameters”) see larger »

EYE ON THE BALL: Rachel Decker-Sadowski ’14 prepares to return a shot in the women’s tennis team’s loss to Yale University. see larger »

(Full article in Sports Weekly: “Men’s Soccer Hosts International Matches: Big Green scores pair of victories”) see larger »

The Dartmouth baseball team needs one more win to secure its position in the Ivy League Championship Series. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Baseball sweeps four-game series”) see larger »

The women’s lacrosse team will head to Harvard University on Friday with a chance to clinch home field advantage in the Ivy League Tournament. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Women’s lax suffers first Ivy loss”) see larger »

The men’s tennis team defeated Brown University at home on senior day before taking down Yale University on the road on Sunday. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Men’s tennis stays hot as women’s team cools”) see larger »

Although the Dartmouth softball team sits in second place in the Ivy League’s North Division, Harvard has already clinched the division with a 15-1 record. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Softball salvages weekend split after pair of tight losses”) see larger »