Hey, this is cool! You can now use Google Maps' Street View to walk all over campus! Stroll across the Green, around Occum Pond, up to Shattuck....

Here's how it was done: Dartmouth Among First Schools Showcased in Google Maps Feature

The Aires came in second on The Sing Off. Great job, guys! Here's a great blog post from a Dartmouth alum about how it felt to get caught up in the excitement.

To the Dartmouth community,

Last night, the Dartmouth Aires advanced to the finals of NBC's a cappella show The Sing-Off.

Members of the Aires, like all Dartmouth students, excel in many ways. They are scholars, athletes, contributors to communities outside Dartmouth, and exceptional musicians. They have excelled in their art and are representing Dartmouth on a national stage.

Now the country will decide which of the three teams will win the competition through a nationwide vote. Please join me in casting your vote for the Aires. Instructions are included after the break.

Have you been watching The Sing Off? The Dartmouth AIres are still contenders, in the final 7 now. They are amazing! The Sing Off is on Monday nights, at 8PM EST. Check them out!

http://youtu.be/uz0MnJYYhdo

A mini-reunion for Dartmouth Night, October 21, 2011. We marched in the parade under the Class of '85 placard and watched the '15s race around the bonfire with President Kim. Sue and Margaret both looking for their "15 daughters in the chaos!

Pictured: Chris and Noah McCartie, Margaret Marder and Sue Spencer Reckford. Joe Riley joined us later.

Did you miss Homecoming? Me too. Live vicariously through Dartmouth's Flickr Photoset from the weekend.