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Dartmouth Night and Homecoming
Dartmouth’s admissions guide describes a Homecoming parade and bonfire on the Green. It traces the bonfire tradition to 1888.
Checked 2026-11-03 · Sources: History & Traditions | Dartmouth Admissions
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Winter Carnival
Dartmouth’s admissions guide describes Winter Carnival as a longstanding annual celebration that began as a showcase for the college’s winter athletes.
Checked 2026-11-03 · Sources: History & Traditions | Dartmouth Admissions
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Student-led First-Year Trips
Returning students organize and lead Dartmouth’s outdoor orientation trips. The program introduces incoming students to classmates and the surrounding region.
Checked 2026-11-03 · Sources: History & Traditions | Dartmouth Admissions
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The Dartmouth Powwow
Dartmouth’s Native community hosts an annual Powwow on the Green, bringing participants together to celebrate Native cultures and history.
Checked 2026-11-03 · Sources: History & Traditions | Dartmouth Admissions
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The Lone Pine symbol
Dartmouth’s communications guide traces the Lone Pine to an actual tree used as a senior gathering place in the early 1800s. Storm and lightning damage led to its removal in 1895.
Checked 2026-11-03 · Sources: Brand Marks | Office of Communications
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The Dartmouth Pine mark
The Dartmouth Pine, or D-Pine, combines the Lone Pine symbol with the D from the college wordmark. Dartmouth distinguishes it from the less formal standalone Lone Pine icon.
Checked 2026-11-03 · Sources: Brand Marks | Office of Communications
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The Green as a campus center
Dartmouth’s campus-planning history describes the Green as the focal point of college and community life. Its account uses an 1855 map to illustrate the relationship between the college and Hanover.
Checked 2026-11-03 · Sources: Origins
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