Articles by The Dartmouth Review

…in the NCAA women’s bball tourney. Dartmouth is a #14 seed and will play the Lady Huskies right in their backyard, in Storrs, Conn. in…

Today, in response to active campaigning by religion department chairwoman Susan Ackerman ’80, Scott Johnson ’73 of the Powerline blog tells alumni to “Annoy Ackerman…

The San Francisco Chronicle recently published an article describing some of the exploits of Dartmouth Trustee T. J. Rodgers ’70.

The men’s hockey team lost 3-2 in overtime against Vermont, tying up the ECAC quarterfinals at one game apiece. The decisive game three is tomorrow…

A Dartmouth Man wins this title for the fourth consecutive year. David Chodounsky won the men’s slalom competition today at the NCAA skiing championship, which…

Economics professor Andrew Samwick, writing about the Trustee election, refrains from any endorsement, citing awkwardness and a lack of information on the candidates. He does…

Dartmouth downed Harvard, 75-61, in a one-game playoff this afternoon at Brown University to clinch the Ivy League title and a berth in the NCAA…

More-than-cursory research yields actual facts. Brian Kennedy, the new Hood Director, did cancel the “Sensation” exhibit, which featured a dung-covered Madonna, but not due to…

According to an email from the Winter Carnival snow sculpture team, there will be a snowball fight on the Green tonight at 9.

The latest issue of The Dartmouth Review is now available online. In this issue: An explanation of the construction around campus, including the Kemeny-Haldeman Hall…