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An ice sculpture celebrating the occasion of the naming of the medical school, founded in 1797, in honor of Audrey and Theodor Geisel. View more photographs of the dedication celebration.

(photo by Eli Burak '00)

Molly Grear '11, Thayer '12, and Tasneem Khalid '12 transfer tilapia from their indoor tanks to outdoor tanks in a greenhouse at Dartmouth's Organic Farm. The fish are being used in sustainable aquaculture research being conducted by Prof. Anne Kapuscinski, chair of the Environmental Studies Program. Watch a video with George Thorman '11, a research assistant in the environmental studies program, as he discusses the project.

(photo by Jacob Kupferman '14)

Hanul Kim '12 is carving a goblet out of cherry wood on a lathe in the woodworking shop. The shop can be found on the lower level of the Hopkins Center.

(photo by Corinne Arndt Girouard)

The Dartmouth Library's Student Library Service Bookplate Program honors graduating student assistants by inviting them to select a book or other item for the Library's collections. These items receive a bookplate that acknowledges the students' service to the library and the college.

(photo by Eli Burak '00)

Courtney Hammond '11 discusses a photo with students at her "Freeze-up" exhibition in the Russo Gallery in Haldeman Hall. As a Steffanson Fellow through the Dickey Center, she spent three months in Barrow, Alaska working with school children as a community outreach intern for the Barrow Arctic Science Consortium.

"Freeze-up" is series of images and text that track the change in season and formation of ice from September to the end of November in the coastal Arctic community of Barrow, Alaska, during the fall of 2011. As the ocean transitions through its annual process of freezing into a solid winter surface, community members reflect on the rapidly accumulating changes in this physical process and what it means to their community.

(photo by Eli Burak '00)