Articles by Vittorio Bloyer

October 15, 2026

Review Reviews: Veritas Forum on God and Science

Neel Behringer and Charles D. Lankow explore the relationship between science and religion, reflecting on a Dartmouth debate between Professors Josh Swamidass and James Binkoski over whether scientific inquiry leaves room for belief in God. While Behringer examines the competing arguments presented by the professors, Lankow considers the fundamental tension between science’s empirical approach and religion’s experiential nature, questioning whether the two can ever be fully reconciled.

October 15, 2026

On Proposed Growth in the Class Size

Executive Editor Daniel Davidsen argues that Dartmouth’s proposed undergraduate enrollment expansion threatens the close-knit community, academic excellence, and distinctive traditions that define the College.

September 12, 2026

Traditions Not Taught at Dartmouth

Samuel W. Lawhon explores how the Lone Pine, though long gone, endures as a symbol of Dartmouth tradition, linking generations of students through nearly two centuries of ceremony, memory, and College folklore.

September 12, 2026

A Western Culture Primer

Chien Wen Kung argues that liberal education is strongest when philosophy, literature, and history work together to challenge conventional wisdom, deepen judgment, and cultivate intellectual independence.