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The �ڰ������� College Fund partnered with Janet and Phil Warren of the Warren Farm in Alstead, N.H., to bring horse-drawn carriage rides to campus. The draft horses are named Jake and Rudy. (Photo by Beam Lertbunnaphongs ’25)

Studio art major Li’ua Tengan ’25 works on a sculptural piece for senior seminar. (Photo by Sophia Scull ’25)

Ulla-Britt Libre ’25 gives her creative writing honors reading, The Spiral, to a packed house in Sanborn Library. (Photo by Robert GIll)

Ducks and other adorable “barn babies” were available for snuggles and fun during an Unwind Your Mind event presented by the Counseling Center and the Class of 1977.  (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Adam Sobel ’27, left, and Michal Tvrdoň ’27 enjoy lunch under a shade tree on the Green. (Photo by Robert Gill)

�ڰ������� and local community members work in the �ڰ������� Cemetery as part of a United Way Clean Up Day. (Photo by Robert Gill)

Alex Duffield ’27 and Victória Cosmo ’28 relax on the Ledyard Boathouse docks, gazing out at the Big Green crew teams training on the Connecticut River. (Photo by Robert Gill)

Student-athletes cheer for Assistant Athletics Director for DP2/Academics Stacey Bridges at the Lone Pine Awards recognizing exemplary staff members. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Office of Pluralism and Leadership Director Rae Hall celebrates as she heads to the podium to accept her Lone Pine Award. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Students get festive creating leis in Collis Common Ground as part of Lei Day, hosted by Hōkūpaʻa. (Photo by Sophia Scull ’25)

Emily Masuda ’24 cuddles up with a visiting donkey. (Photo by Sophia Scull ’25)

Sadie Butler ’28 and Ciara McCrory ’28 chat on the Green. (Photo by Robert Gill)

A plump orange-bellied robin enjoys the green grass that has been sprouting across campus. (Photo by Sophia Scull ’25)

Afternoon on the entrance steps to Class of 1953 Commons. (Photo by Sophia Scull ’25)

Ellenia Paty ’28 makes #ShowYourStripes bracelets, available from the Dickey Center and Institute of Arctic Studies as part of Earth Month 2025. The bracelets show stripes of blue and red representing average annual temperature over the last 150 years. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)