Sawtooth: Hanover Gets a Southern Spin
The Staff of the Review give their take on the latest addition to Hanover’s dining and entertainment scene.
Arts & Culture
Raptors at Rauner
Senior Correspondent Elijah T. Oaks reflects on the beauty and joy of the raptors that visited the College on October 28th.
Ayn Rand’s Philosophy of Rights
Senior Contributor Elijah T. Oaks reviews a Libertarians event focusing on the “objective” moral theory of philosopher and author Ayn Rand.
Voices of Dissent: A Sedative Delivered by Garry Kasparov and Evan Mawarire
For an event hosted by the College in the Hanover Inn, the “Voices of Dissent” talk featuring Garry Kasparov and Evan Mawarire was anything but engaging. The Review reports.
Review Reviews: Telluride Comes to Dartmouth—The Film Festival’s 35th Anniversary at the College
Executive Editor Matthew O. Skrod gives his annual reviews of the films screened at Dartmouth’s “mini Telluride.”
Aboriginal Australian Bark Painting at Dartmouth’s Hood Museum
The Hood Museum’s latest exhibition proves an alluring look at Australian Aboriginal Art.
Why Regime Change Doesn’t Work
GWU Professor Alexander B. Downes teaches Dartmouth about the foibles of foreign intervention.
Review Reviews: Mink Brook Trail
Associate Editor James D. Eiler recounts another hike through the Upper Valley, as well as an unusual interruption.
“Are We a Nation?”: Samuel Goldman at the PEP
GWU faculty member Samuel Goldman speaks to the Political Economy Project (PEP) about the different types of American nationalism.
Debate, Destiny, and Dartmouth
The Dartmouth Debate Organization (DDO) invites professional streamer, gamer and political commentator Destiny to campus.