Hop Showcases Film on Social Entrepreneurism
Despite the vast leaps that society has made in the care and acceptance of people with intellectual disabilities, there is still a lot to be…
Arts & Culture
On Karl Lagerfeld, John Wayne, and Canceling your Ancestors
We are living in the cancelocene. So it has been called. We, living in a society, determine who is in and who is out. Transgressions against…
Hopkins Center Shows “Reversing Roe”
The Hopkins Center has a unique role at Dartmouth, acting simultaneously as the cultural epicenter of campus and as a facilitator of important discourses…
The History of the Hood
Barely twenty years before the College was founded, in the hazy mist of the early years of the Seven Years War, the British dispatched Major…
Conspiracy, Truth, and Violence
Disclaimer: The author is currently taking a class with Professor Levey, and he has provided input on a manuscript of A Genealogy of Violence. It…
Pandora’s Box
The gods had hidden away the true means of livelihood for humans. If it were otherwise, it would be easy for you to do in…
Hood Museum Reopens After Nearly Three Years
After nearly three years of construction, the Hood Museum reopened its doors last weekend to the great delight of students, faculty, and community members alike….
Naked Money: A Revealing Look at Our Financial System
For the average person, money is something of almost absurd simplicity. It’s a piece of paper emblazoned with some old guy’s portrait, helping people turn…
The Indian World of George Washington
Professor Colin G. Calloway’s “The Indian World of George Washington” is reviewed by executive editor Alexander Rauda
Death of a Nation
Mr. Sivarajan reviews Dinesh D’Souza’s “Death of a Nation”