Wheelock House and Society Update
Oxford Correspondent Rachel T. Gambee provides an update on Dartmouth’s Wheelock House and Society.
Articles by Rachel T. Gambee
A History of Women’s Admissions
Female members of the Class of 1976 walk across the Green. Photo courtesy of Dartmouth Alumni. In our 22S Commencement issue, we had the pleasure…
On Beijing 2022
Dartmouth students love the Winter Olympics. As one typically articulate Heorot put it to me this week, “the Summer Olympics, they’re kind of eh, but…
On a Return to Normalcy
2022 could not have brought with it a sharper contrast between Dartmouth’s current Covid response and the policies implemented this time last year. Last winter,…
On Truth and Bias in the Classroom
In our annual book review issue, staffers at The Review read and review recently published books written by Dartmouth professors and alumni. This issue also…
On Necessary Risks
As a member of the class of 2021, I am one of the few students still on campus who has completed the traditional homecoming bonfire…
On Comparative Gratitude
Last month The Washington Post published an editorial that was so excellent I considered obtaining the rights to republish it in this issue. The piece—“Inside…
In Defense of The Dartmouth Review
The Dartmouth Review: a proud part of the Rauner Special Collection This summer, the actions of a former Review contributor, Blake Neff ’13, triggered a…
On Sheep and Other Mammals
When I graduated from high school in 2017, William Deresiewicz’s book Excellent Sheep: The Mis-Education of the American Elite and The Way to a Meaningful Life…
On Elections and Their Consequences
If you opened this article looking for commentary on the 2020 election, I’m sorry to disappoint. Contrary to popular theory, The Review generally forgoes national news…