On election day, many students made the short trip to Hanover High School to vote and, as with Kathy Dong ’17, to register to vote. (Photo by Robert GIll)

The Dartmouth community, like the rest of the nation, was abuzz with discussion in the days after the election. Read more about the reaction on campus. https://news.dartmouth.edu/news/2016/11/dartmouth-reacts-surprising-tru…;(Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)

During a poetry reading in Sanborn library on Friday, Nov. 11, more than a dozen students, faculty, and staff read—some from their own works, others from work by a range of poets, incuding Ocean Vuong, Richard Blanco, Naomi Shihab Nye, Langston Hughes, William Butler Yeats, and Elizabeth Bishop. The impromptu event was intended to "reaffirm our values as an intellectual community based on principles of inclusivity,” said Professor Colleen Boggs. (Photo by Robert Gill)

Augusta Terkildsen ’19 of Wanbli, S.D., speaks during a protest on the Green against the (DAP) Dakota Access Pipeline on the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota. Terkildsen is Oglala Lakota and grew up on the Pine Ridge Reservation south of Standing Rock. (Photo by Corinne Arndt Girouard)

Community members pause to examine the art currently on exhibit in the Strauss Gallery at the Hopkins Center for the Arts. (Photo by Corinne Arndt Girouard)

On a wet and chilly Veterans Day, members of the ROTC program perform the retreat ceremony. (Photo by Robert Gill)

A member of the community waves the American flag on the Green during the Veterans Day gathering. (Photo by Robert Gill)

The women’s rugby team celebrates its win over Harvard to earn the team’s second straight Ivy League title. Pictured here are Lily Zhang ’18 (facing); Danielle Ramsay ’19 (No. 13); Becca Jane Rosko ’20 (No. 10); Isabel Boettcher ’20 (facing); Frankie Sands ’18 (facing away). (Photo by Doug Austin)