Views From the Green in August

Margaret de la Fuente ’27, the events director of the Dartmouth Political Union, does some DPU work on the Collis Patio. (Photo by Robert Gill)

The second floor of the Forum in the new Hopkins Center for the Arts is getting ready for the grand opening celebration in October. (Photo by Matt Driscoll)

A student walks along North Main Street near the Green. (Photo by Robert Gill)

Rachel Senn ’27 and Erin Karas ’27 step into a scene with the Dog Day Players. The long-form improv group hosted a 12-hour improv session that began on Baker Lawn and later moved to the steps of Dartmouth Hall. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Bill Young, who is active with the network of “trail angels” in Hanover and Norwich, polishes the Appalachian Trail plaque on Main Street in Hanover. A gift from the Class of 1954, the plaque is a popular photo for hikers on the AT. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Sustainability Program Assistant Erin Kelly attempts to catch a tumbling Jenga Giant tower at a Campus Services team-building event at the BEMA. (Photo by Robert Gill)

The second annual summer team-building day brought together staff members from all areas of Campus Services for a day of community and friendly competition at the BEMA.   (Photo by Robert Gill)

Director of Photography Katie Lenhart captures the sun perfectly aligning with the steeple of Dartmouth Hall. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Maya Razvi, a Mutual Learning Fellow at the Hood Museum, looks through the Rauner Library archives for information on Ada Blackjack. Razvi and Rauner’s Special Collection Fellow Sophia Chadha ’24 work together on an interactive exhibit, filling gaps in the history of the part Blackjack played in the Wrangel Island expedition. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

The final touches are put on Spaulding Auditorium, such as painting the insides of the doors, as part of renovations to the Hopkins Center for the Arts. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Talia Landry, a Mashpee Wampanoag tribal citizen, takes in Cara Romero’s exhibit Panûpünüwügai (Living Light) at the Hood Museum of Art while on campus for the Tribal Leadership Academy. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Grayson Keane of Griffin Piano Moving takes a backstage elevator at the Hop with a few baby grand pianos. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Workers with Griffin Piano Moving bring pianos from Sudikoff Hall into practice rooms at the Hopkins Center for the Arts, which will celebrate its grand opening in October. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Brin Jaffe ’25, a Sustainability Office intern at the Organic Farm, gives some pointers to students flexing their green thumbs during a work day. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Cabbages were one of many items planted at O-Farm. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Jeffrey He ’27 waters the Little Green Food Forest outside The Cube. He is a founder of the forest and takes turns with his co-founder doing the daily watering. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)