A Deed for Our Old Mother
Editor’s Note: I penned the following essay after my own first Dartmouth Homecoming, as a freshman in the Class of 2014. As it happens, it…
Articles by Mene O. Ukueberuwa
Enjoy the Silence
Dear freshmen, transfer students, first-year graduate students, and all newcomers to the Dartmouth community, Today, as you’re hitting your stride here and cobbling together the…
Beneath the Surface on Recruiting
On August 11, Dartmouth’s Center for Professional Development (CPD) released its figures from this summer’s round of on-campus recruiting, and there were few surprises. A…
The Undying Allure of Clichés
Telling the story of Dartmouth College is a tough task. The place is just small enough that most students feel like we can get a…
Good-Bye to All That
In his debut book Privilege, a chronicle of the peculiar culture of Harvard and other elite schools, New York Times columnist Ross Douthat highlights a…
Attention Must Be Paid?
If one took the time to chart out the dates that RealTalk, the Freedom Budgeters, and similar groups have chosen to mobilize over the past…
WSJ’s Jason Riley Talks Black Poverty at Tuck
Social affairs commentator Jason Riley, a member of the Wall Street Journal editorial board, visited Hanover on Wednesday, April 29 to address a crowd of…
“Breathes There the Man”
On April 3, a full ten days before the Organizational Adjudication Committee (OAC) handed down its decision to the brothers of Alpha Delta, AD’s house…
The Old Dartmouth Difference
Among other things, some good, some bad, and some yet to be determined, the year-and-a-half old Hanlon presidency has brought a return of purposeful vision…
Interim Dean Ameer Will Serve in New Provost’s Office Post
Provost Carolyn Dever blitzed the undergraduate student body on the morning of April 14 to announce that the administration will begin its search for…