“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.
Arts & Culture
Debate, Destiny, and Dartmouth
The Dartmouth Debate Organization (DDO) invites professional streamer, gamer and political commentator Destiny to campus.
A New Campus Paper at BYU: An Interview with the Cougar Chronicle
The Review speaks to the founder of America’s newest conservative student newspaper, BYU’s Cougar Chronicle.
Pussy Riot on Campus: Nadya Tolokno Talks with DPU
Russian dissident Nadya Tolokno speaks to the Dartmouth Political Union about her art and protest.
Student Workers of the World, Unite!
Senior Correspondent Elijah T. Oaks covers a recent event by The Dartmouth Radical where speakers discussed student labor organization at Dartmouth and beyond.
Dartmouth Powwow Celebrates Fifty Years
This year’s Powwow marked a welcome return for the tradition after a two-year hiatus due to COVID. Executive Editor Matthew O. Skrod reports.
Review Reviews: The Trescott Water Company Lands
A view of Mt. Ascutney and Velvet Rocks from the Lands. Photo courtesy of Jim Block via Hanover Conservancy. Brendan: Need a quick break from a…
The Absurdity of Academia: An Interview With Peter Boghossian
Executive Editor Matthew O. Skrod interviews Dr. Peter Boghossian, one of the academics behind the famous Grievance-Studies Affair.
Review Reviews: VINS Owls Festival
Editor-in-Chief Jacob H. Parker and Executive Editor Matthew O. Skrod ruminate on their experiences at an Owls Festival.
Review Reviews: Oscar-Nominated Live-Action Shorts
Matthew O. Skrod, Sunil Krish, and Gregory R. Mesa take on some of the latest short-form film offerings from home and abroad.