Organic Farm to expand offerings

Anna Davies / The Dartmouth Senior Staff After 16 years under the oversight of the Dean of the College, the Dartmouth Organic Farm will shift to become part of the Sustainability Office.

Track athletes qualify for regionals

Next weekend, nine men and five women from the Big Green's track and field teams will travel to the NCAA East regional meet in Greensboro, N.C., looking to secure spots in the championships.

ASAP Rocky draws crowd of 3,000

David Berg / The Dartmouth Over 3,000 students and community members squeezed onto Gold Coast lawn Friday evening to attend Programming Board's Green Key concert, headlined by ASAP Rocky.

‘Mud' engages audiences, alludes to Mark Twain

Courtesy of Truth on Cinema After I saw "Project X" last year, I couldn't help but feel that the coming of age film was dead.

Student Spotlight: Danny Freeman '13

Rebecca Schantz / The Dartmouth Staff For singer, actor, playwright and director Danny Freeman '13, one of his greatest joys of performing is sharing the experience with his classmates. "I'm surrounded by people that are so talented, much more than I am, and they are a constant inspiration," said Freeman.

Security reports increase over Green Key revelry

Jin Lee / The Dartmouth Staff During this year's bustling Green Key weekend, Safety and Security officers filed 54 reports, Safety and Security director Harry Kinne said.

Alumni Council talks campus climate issues

Duthu to direct provost search

Dennis Ng / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Bruce Duthu, chair of the Native American studies program, will lead the advisory committee tasked with finding Dartmouth's next provost, President-elect Phil Hanlon said in an email to campus Thursday afternoon. Until the search is complete, interim provost Martin Wybourne will continue in the position. "I'm looking forward to working with Martin, whose deep understanding of Dartmouth's academic and research enterprise will continue to serve us well," Hanlon said in the email. Faculty members on the committee are government department chair John Carey, engineering professor Tillman Gerngross, Tuck School of Business professor Robert Hansen, Geisel School of Medicine professor Yolanda Sanchez, English professor Barbara Will and mathematics and computer science professor Peter Winkler. Winkler said Wybourne contacted him about serving on the committee about a week and half ago.

Concerts, student performances planned for Green Key

Zonia Moore / The Dartmouth Staff With a musical lineup that includes ASAP Rocky, Shaggy, Bauuer, Adventure Club, DJ Viceroy and Afroman, and a weather report calling for three days of sunshine, Green Key 2013 is sure to be a weekend filled with excitment. Despite Major Lazer's recent canellation, students say they are excited for to see his replacement, Shaggy. Emily Kong '16 said that she was excited for the change of pace that Shaggy might bring. "It's cool that it's a different genre," she said.

Local businesses look forward to profit boost

Cecelia Shao / The Dartmouth Staff Hanover hotels, restaurants and stores all expect soaring sales over Green Key weekend due to alumni visitors and student excursions into town, they said.

Real World Dartmouth

Zonia Moore / The Dartmouth Staff Disclaimer: this weekend will likely not live up to your expectations. Green Key is touted as a weekend off, a holiday with no clear purpose other than to lay in the sun, drink in the morning and leave your books in your backpack.