The Secret Expansion of Dartmouth College
Last year the Dartmouth Board of Trustees supposedly permanently shut down a proposed plan to build new dormitories and thus expand the undergraduate student body…
Articles by The Dartmouth Review
Review Reviews: Orozco Murals
On October 11, Professor Mary Coffey delivered the seventh annual Manton Foundation Lecture on the Orozco Murals. The murals The Epic of American Civilization, were…
Ambassador Dobbins Speaks at Dartmouth
Ambassador James Dobbins, now a Senior Fellow studying nation-building at the Rand Corporation, spoke to a crowd of about fifty people on October the 11th….
Tragedy in Pittsburgh
The Review has always been a heavily Jewish publication. Our current staff is heavily Jewish, and a disproportionate number of our Editor-in-Chiefs have been Jewish….
An Interview with Steven Ericson
The Dartmouth Review interviewed professor Steven Ericson from our History department. Professor Ericson specializes in Japanese history with a focus on the country’s modern transformation….
An Update on Dartmouth’s Call to Lead
Since its official announcement in April, Dartmouth’s “Call to Lead” capital campaign has come under scrutiny. Many have noted the significant increase from the last…
Controversy on Memorial Day
The audacity of President Hanlon is one matched by few public figures. Although both the Student Veterans Association and the Dartmouth Democrats reported that President…
Dartmouth: A Bloated Bureaucracy
As seniors prepare to graduate and say so long to Dartmouth, it seems fitting to examine to some extent what their four years of tuition, and for…
“The Call to Lead”: A Great Leap Backwards
“Breathes there the man, with soul so dead, Who never to himself hath said, This is my own, my native land! Whose heart hath ne’er…
Black Thoughts Matter
Black Thoughts Matter: Kanye West Takes the Red Pill “This your last chance. After this there is no turning back. You take the blue pill,…