(06/09/18 1:50am)
Naomi Agnew ’20 and Nashe Mutenda ’20 in a scene from Celeste Jennings ’18’s “Citrus.”
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Naomi Agnew ’20 and Nashe Mutenda ’20 in a scene from Celeste Jennings ’18’s “Citrus.”
Naomi Agnew ’20 and Nashe Mutenda ’20 in a scene from Celeste Jennings ’18’s “Citrus.”
Sam West ’20 in a scene from Celeste Jennings ’18’s “Citrus.”
Kathryn Sachs ’18 learned to push herself outside of her comfort zone at Dartmouth.
The men’s soccer team has won plenty of intense matches over the last four years as four-time Ivy League champions.
This spring, the Big Green took home the D1AA All-American Spring Championship with a 66-20 victory over the University of Nevada, Reno.
The men have won the Ivy League Championship 21 times since 1969 and 11 times consecutively since 2007.
Singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile stole the hearts of fans during her set as well as her appearance at the end of Mumford & Sons' performance.
Despite the downpour, Bon Iver gave soulful performances of "Skinny Love" and "Holocene."
Francis & The Lights danced throughout his performance of "I Want You to Shake."
Oh Wonder members Josephine Vander Gucht and Anthony West sang "Without You" and "Ultralife."
Migos performed popular hits such as "Bad and Boujee" and "T-Shirt" on Friday.