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.
Articles by Vittorio Bloyer
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.
The Review Welcomes You to Dartmouth
Editor-In-Chief Michael E. Diconstanzo welcomes the Dartmouth Class of 2030
From the Archives: The History of Pong
Brief History of Dartmouth Pong
Daniel Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary: A Dartmouth Guide
Dartmouth Hall | Courtesy of Wikipedia ACTIVISM: Express mild disparagement to make yourself feel less earnest as you participate. The point is good feeling, not…
The Gatekeepers’ Lament: Maria Ressa at Dartmouth
Associate Editor Aron Markovics attends and reviews Dartmouth’s 2026 Social Justice Awards.
Feminism, Pornography, and a Culture of Hedonism
Senior Editor Vittorio W. Bloyer criticizes the Feminist movement’s degradation of women.
Cap and Gown
Ingredients A glass of champagneA can of Keystone LightA solo cup of batch$250,000 of after-tax income spent on your college education Sprat Herringford graduated in…
Green Key at Dartmouth: A Weekend of Tradition and Excess
Editor-in-Chief Michael E. DiCostanzo reflects on the legendary weekend at Dartmouth.
Freedom in the Wake of Tyranny
Senior Editor Vittorio Bloyer discusses an event related to COVID-19