The Bell Tolls
Terminal illness, advanced aging, and the inevitability of death- sure to put a damper on any casual conversation, it comes as little surprise that disheartening…
Articles by The Dartmouth Review
Swerve: A Swing and a Miss
An associate of mine is fond of telling a Thanksgiving story from a few years back, when he was invited to the home of his…
President Obama Discusses Higher Education in State of the Union Address
On Tuesday evening, President Obama gave his 7th State of the Union address to Congress. Among the many issues covered in the broad-sweeping speech was…
America at a Crossroads
Dinesh D’Souza is no doubt a brilliant man. A talented orator and communicator, he has held his own against intellectual heavyweights such as the late…
President Hanlon to Deliver Moving Dartmouth Forward Speech
In a campus-wide blitz sent this afternoon, President Hanlon announced an upcoming speech in which he will deliver his plan to “Move Dartmouth Forward.” Students,…
The Man Who Would Be Governor
Paul LePage, Maine’s Governor, is a colorful—and controversial—political figure. His occasionally outrageous comments have undoubtedly gotten him into trouble with the press; Politico once called…
Protesters Stage Die In at Baker-Berry
At around 8:00 P.M. on January 15, a group of students numbering approximately 20-30 staged a protest in Baker-Berry library. After marching around the library, chanting…
Men’s Soccer Wins Ivy Championship
Dartmouth Men’s Soccer clinched the Ivy League Championship on the favorable end of a tie-breaker with the Princeton Tigers. A goal orchestrated by the champion’s…
Kim Legacy to be Merged
What is perhaps former Dartmouth President Jim Yong Kim’s magnum opus will soon cease to exist. The Dartmouth Center for Health Care Delivery Science, created…
Dartmouth Welcomes Three Rhodes Scholars
Two members of the class of 2015 and one member of the class of 2014 have been named Rhodes Scholars this year. Ridwan Hassen ’15, Colin…