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Today at Dartmouth | Tuesday, September 4, 2012

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A COLORFUL CROO: Members of the Class of 2016 on Trips section H return to Hanover, where they join H-Croo in a choreographed dance to “Everytime We Touch.”

Sep 4 | 12:00 am

Order this photo | Photo: Maggie Rowland / The Dartmouth Senior Staff

A COLORFUL CROO: Members of the Class of 2016 on Trips section H return to Hanover, where they join H-Croo in a choreographed dance to “Everytime We Touch.”

BOOGIE DOWN THE TOWN: A group of trippees — and others passing by the lawn of Robinson Hall — “blamed it on the boogie” on Monday.

SEND THEM PACKING: Participants on Trips return to Hanover following four days of outdoor activities including hiking, farming, biking and canoeing.

Newly arrived freshmen participate in “capture the melon,” a yearly pre-Orientation tradition that fell on Labor Day this year.

Interim President Carol Folt is well prepared for her new role at the College due to past experience, faculty say.

Students in residence over the summer met to discuss the new policies announced by the Dean of the College Office.

To fit this year’s emphasized theme of sustainability, some students participating in Trips noted they had less fuel for cooking food.

The future location of J. Crew, which most recently housed a Gap franchise, is under construction until the store’s opening in November.

After more than two years of construction, the Black Family Visual Arts Center will open on Sept. 14.

Ann McLane Kuster ’78 and Rep. Charlie Bass ’74 will face off for a seat in the House of Representatives.

The Dartmouth women’s team beat the University of South Florida on Sunday, 2-1, to close out the weekend.

The men’s team spit its weekend games against the University of Connecticut and Holy Cross University.

The Dartmouth football team will attempt to build off of the success of last year’s campaign, in which it finished in a tie for second in the Ivy League.

“Dartmouth Panels,” crafted by Ellsworth Kelly, was installed on the Hopkins Center’s east facade in July.