Articles by The Dartmouth Review

Sustainability at Dartmouth Coordinator Jim Merkel, unveiled the most recent iteration of his quixotic quest to reduce all signs of human impact upon the earth…

Running on an anti-war platform, co-founder of the Green Party in the U.S. Howie Hawkins procured a hefty 1.2% of the vote in his Senate…

The Student Assembly (SA) approved a “Statement of Concern Regarding Journalistic Integrity in The Dartmouth” on Tuesday night. The impetus for the resolution was a…

Martha Hennessey ’76, one of the crafters of the recently defeated constitution, vented her frustration in Friday’s issue of the Dartmouth. Clearly mentally incapacitated after…

The proposed new Dartmouth alumni constitution, as drafted by the Alumni Governance Task Force, has been resoundingly defeated. Proponents had hoped that a 30% voter…

First the tragic demise of a squirrel and now this. The residents of the new McLaughlin Cluster have been treated to a calamitous week of…

In today’s Letters to the Editor section in the Wall Street Journal, Peter Robinson ’79 responds in short to J. B. Daukus’s letter from last…

With the 3-2 win over Vermont tonight, the men’s ice hockey team is off to its first 2-0 start to a season since the fall…

Dartmouth’s men’s hockey team started last season 0-4 before going a remarkable 14-2-2 over the final 18 conference games to win its first regular season…

John D. Daukas, member of the Alumni Governance Task Force, responds to Peter Robinson’s ’79 recent op-ed piece in a letter to the editor in…