Men's lacrosse upsets No. 10 Princeton for first Ivy victory

Masanosuke Kondo / The Dartmouth After a close loss to University of Hartford mid-week, the Dartmouth men's lacrosse team rebounded, upsetting No.

Big Green realities: athlete attrition at Dartmouth

Elizabeth McNally / The Dartmouth Staff Most Dartmouth varsity sports teams possess significantly more underclassmen than upperclassmen, as many student-athletes decide to stop competing after their sophomore year.

Baseball sweeps Red Rolfe division rivals at home

Natalie Cantave / The Dartmouth Staff What a difference one weekend can make. After a poor offensive performance against Cornell University and Princeton University last weekend, Dartmouth exploded for 26 runs, including four home runs from Joe Purritano '16, to sweep four games against Brown University and vault Dartmouth (22-6, 8-4 Ivy) into first place in the Red Rolfe Divison by three games.

Rotunda displays student art

Jin Lee / The Dartmouth Staff The Barrows Rotunda in the Hopkins Center is now home to the annual student workshops exhibition, featuring a collection of student jewelry, woodworking and ceramics. "I think it is great when student work is on display," said Michelle Berlinger '13, whose jewelry is included in the exhibition.

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Tennis team face tough league play

Jin Lee / The Dartmouth Staff In the second weekend of Ivy League tennis play, the Big Green women fell 5-2 to the University of Pennsylvania at home, but pulled out a 4-3 win over Princeton University at home, while the men fell 4-3 to Penn in Philadelphia and 5-2 to the Tigers on the road. Against Penn (10-6, 2-3 Ivy) on Saturday, the Big Green women (8-7, 1-3 Ivy) got off to a slow start in doubles.

2U founder discusses online learning trends

Rebecca Burten / The Dartmouth Staff 2U co-founder and CEO Chip Paucek discussed trends in online education and his experience developing his educational company at the Portman Lecture on the Spirit of Entrepreneurship last Friday in the Rockefeller Center.

Women's lacrosse travels to tough mid-Atlantic competition

Jacob Weiss / The Dartmouth Staff The Big Green picked up two losses on the road this weekend against tough competition.

Faculty, administrators reflect on Folt's tenure

Jin Lee / The Dartmouth Staff Interim College President Carol Folt will head to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to become its first female chancellor in June, marking the end of her 30-year career as a College professor and administrator. Folt joined the biology department in 1983 and has served in senior administrative roles since 2001, when she assumed the role of dean of graduate studies.

Softball takes two home twin bills

Natalie Cantave / The Dartmouth Staff Behind the dominant pitching of ace Kristen Rumley '15, the Dartmouth softball team swept a pair of doubleheaders against Brown University this weekend at the Dartmouth Softball Park. The Big Green (18-17, 8-4 Ivy) remains tied with Harvard University for first place in the Northern Division of the Ivy League as they dismantled the Bears (7-22, 1-11 Ivy) with excellent pitching and timely hitting. Rumley burned through Brown's lineup all weekend, allowing only two runs in 25 hyper-efficient innings.