Carter, a bernedoodle, basks in the attention of students during their lunch at Burke Hall. Bernedoodles are the ridiculously cute result of crossing a Bernese mountain dog and a poodle. (Photo by Robert Gill)

Staff in facilities operations and management use a cherry picker to prepare the Christmas tree for the lighting ceremony. (Photo by Robert Gill)

Third-grade students at Cochiti Schools on the Cochiti Pueblo in New Mexico proudly show off Dartmouth swag. Teacher Darlene Fortier emailed Meredith Braz, Dartmouth registrar, in September to ask if someone from the College would correspond with her students a few times a year, as they “adopted [the] College as a source of inspiration and pride to look forward to in the future.” (Photo by Darlene Fortier)

Dartmouth Hall is framed by dark clouds and a setting sun. (Photo by Robert Gill)

Teaching assistants take part in a workshop offered by DCAL (Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning). (Photo by Robert Gill)

Menorah candles are lit outside the Roth Center for Jewish Life. (Photo by Robert Gill)

A student checks her Hinman mailbox on a quiet day on campus. (Photo by Robert Gill)

No Photoshopping needed to make a bright orange coat stand out on one of Hanover’s first snowy days. (Photo by Robert Gill)

Dartmouth’s Brandon De Otaduy Nam ’20 (white bandana) stretches for a shot in a match against Franklin and Marshall’s Silvio Soom at Berry squash courts. Dartmouth won the match 8–1. (Photo by Joshua Renaud ’17)

Students in the course Anthrolopology 70, Experiencing Human Origins and Evolution, and members of a Dartmouth alumni travel group explore the Sterkfontein caves in South Africa, one of the richest paleoanthropological sites in the world for fossils of human ancestors. (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)

Graduate student Karen Lagasse conducts experiments in the lab of Dale Mierke, a professor of chemistry. (Photo by Robert Gill)

A staff member secures the star to the top of the Christmas tree. (Photo by Robert Gill)

Thayer School students Chuanlong Wang (left) and Edward Matios (right) and undergraduate Alex Newman ’19 work in the Thayer Machine Shop. (Photo by Robert Gill)

Two students chat while crossing the Green during a snowstorm. (Photo by Robert Gill)

Revels North carolers and other community members sing after the annual lighting of the Christmas tree on the Green. (Photo by Robert Gill)