FAN CLUB: Members of the Korean Students Association perform a traditional dance in Collis Common Ground as part of Korean Culture Night on Saturday. see larger »

GOT YOUR NOSE!: Patti Lu ’12 teaches written Chinese to an elementary school student in Reed Hall on Sunday afternoon. see larger »

PRIDE Week, which ended on Sunday, was joined by a number of Greek houses, who flew rainbow flags as a sign of support for the LGBT community. (Full article in News: “PRIDE Week prompts dialogue”) see larger »

PHOTO OF THE WEEK — FINAL FOUR BOUND: The men’s rugby team will make its first appearance at the national Final Four since 1988 on May 18. see larger »

Louis Concato ’14 and the baseball team will head to Ithaca, N.Y. this weekend for the Ivy Championship Series against Cornell University. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Baseball nets another Rolfe title”) see larger »

Nick Schwieger ’12 leaves Dartmouth as the program’s all-time leader in rushing yards with 3,150. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Nick Schwieger ’12 signs with Rams”) see larger »

Dartmouth men’s rugby defeated Shippensburg and Stony Brook Universities in the NCAA regionals over the weekend. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Men’s rugby punches ticket to Division I-AA Final Four”) see larger »

With its 7-5 loss to Harvard University, the women’s lacrosse team will have to travel to Philadelphia next weekend for the Ivy League Tournament. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Women’s lacrosse loses home field advantage with Ivy defeat”) see larger »

The men’s lacrosse team finishes its season on Tuesday against the College of the Holy Cross at Scully-Fahey Field. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Men’s lacrosse falls in Ivy finale”) see larger »

“Undue Influence” introduces adult characters to represent the College’s administration and alumni. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “‘Undue Influence’ returns with revisions that address sexual assault”) see larger »

This year’s New Music Festival “Song and Sound” features three concerts of undergraduate, graduate and faculty-written music. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “New Music Festival showcases talent of student composers”) see larger »