‘Impeach: The Case Against Donald Trump’
If you’re a consistent reader of The Review, I’ll wager a guess and say that you voted for President Trump. Given the partisan nature of…
Arts & Culture
‘Private Racism’: It’s Not About Politics
Private Racism by Sonu Bedi In a new book published just last year in late 2019, Dartmouth government professor Sonu Bedi takes on one of…
All-in Preflop: ‘War and Chance’
Presidential Poker: It’s a Full House. A barrage of missiles fired, a convoy destroyed, an Iranian general dead — the killing of Qasem Soleimani adds…
Sex and Belief in American: ‘Devotions and Desires’
Yoga: The last stand of Spirituality in America. Sex and Religion are often two forces that are pitted against each other, but for many modern…
Programming and Poetry: ‘Moonbit’
Upon completing my first computer science course at Dartmouth College, I found myself infatuated with the intricacies of code. For this reason, I gravitated toward…
The Politics of Pink
In the world of contemporary museum design, heavy gilt frames and house museums have largely been relegated to the dusty corners of the past, and…
Margaret Atwood Comes to Dartmouth
Acclaimed writer-turned-cultural-icon Margaret Atwood spoke to a brimming Spalding Auditorium on April the 18th as part of the 2019 Dorsett Fellowship Lecture Series—“Ethics Through the…
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…
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…