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Views From the Green in February

Students dig into coursework and get into the winter spirit.

Noah Da Silva working on identifying shale in a lab
Noah Da Silva ’25 tries to identify ferruginous shale during an Earth Sciences Stratigraphy and Sedimentary Petrology Lab. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)
Peering down the view window of a microscope at the purplish ferruginous shale
The microscopes in the lab allow students to see the ferruginous shale in full detail. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)
Aerial of the Green covered in snow
The Green welcomes students with its winter wonder. (Photo by Robert Gill)
Big Green hockey players on the ice with tennis balls
A sellout crowd of 4,667 at Thompson Arena rain tennis balls onto the ice after the men’s hockey team scored the first goal of the game against Princeton on Saturday, Feb. 1. It was part of the Tennis Ball Toss for Charity, for which Athletics and Recreation is donating all tennis balls tossed to animal shelters.  (Photo by Beam Lertbunnaphongs)
Dan Wang speaking for exhibition goers
Dan Wang discusses his exhibition Speech, Specters, Spectra, which is live in the Jaffe-Friede Gallery. (Photo by Sophia Scull ’25)
Aerial shot of Occom pond
Ice skating continues at Occom Pond, featuring a convenient little roundabout for skaters. (Photo by Robert Gill)
Kids in hockey gear sitting watching a men's hockey game
Some up-and-coming hockey players watch the men’s hockey team in their game against Brown. (Courtesy of Dartmouth Athletics) 
Henry York and Senate Shaw building a snowman
Henry York ’28 and Senate Shaw ’28 brave a new wave of precipitation to finish their snowman. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)
First Gen Students and a friend making goodie bags
From left, Sam Chin ’28 joins first-generation students Amen Fesseha ’28, Mazvita Nhidza ’28, and Honiely Aviles ’28 in making goodie bags in the First Gen Common Space.  (Photo by Robert Gill)
Anthony Piotrowski being playfully pelted by snowballs on the Green.
Anthony Piotrowski ’28 fends off snowballs from friends on the Green. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)
Aerial shot of campus covered in snow
Blankets of snow cover campus after a recent storm. (Photo by Robert Gill)