The opening of the Class of 1982 Engineering and Computer Science Center and the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society were among the highlights of the term, as students found new places to learn, collaborate, or just hang out.

But there were also plenty of traditional favorites, ranging from the Green to the Collis patio, to be with friends or do some last-minute reading.

And celebrations such as Lūʻau and field work for Digging Dartmouth also were part of what helped campus pop this spring.