Director Volker Schlöndorff Visits Campus, Screens His Film Voyager
The acclaimed German filmmaker visits campus and screens his little-seen gem Voyager (1991). Editor-in-Chief Matthew O. Skrod reports and reviews.
Arts & Culture
The Original Squad
Executive Editor James Eiler covers a book event by the Dartmouth Libertarians Club.
Madame de Staël: Europe’s Best-Known Enemy of Napoleon
Madame de Staël | Wikimedia On Thursday, April 13, Helena Rosenblatt, Professor of History, French, Political Science, and Biography and Memoir graced campus with her…
Inside Fashion Et Cetera’s Valentine’s Day Fashion Show
Jonathan G. Nicastro brings us into Dartmouth’s very own fashion show.
Neal Freeman on William F. Buckley
Senior Correspondent Jonathan G. Nicastro reports on a speech by Neal Freeman about his late friend, William F. Buckley, Jr.
Martini Crawl
The Staff of The Dartmouth Review go searchin’ for the perfect Hanover martini: however much an oxymoron that might sound.
On the “Polar Plunge”
Oh, you did the Polar Plunge? You must be a big guy on campus. Senior Editor Zoe E. Dominguez reflects on campus facetimey-ness.
Attica (2021), Tricky Dick, and Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senior Correspondent Jonathan G. Nicastro covers a new investigation into the events of the 1971 Attica Prison Uprising, which ended in the deaths of 33 inmates and 10 prison guards.
Review Reviews: ’Bov Water by Celeste Jennings ’18
Editor Emeritus Devon M. Kurtz and Senior Correspondent Jonathan G. Nicastro review a reflection on African-American rural life by a Dartmouth alumna.
MEP to Digitize Silent Films’ Lobby Cards for Its Early Cinema Compendium
Executive Editor Matthew O. Skrod discusses a groundbreaking effort being undertaken by Dartmouth’s Media Ecology Project (MEP).