Plans for the Presidency: An Interview with David Millman
The Review asks the College’s new Student Assembly President about his plans to change Dartmouth for the better.
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Digging the Privy of Parkhurst
Associate Editor Brendan G. Loftus reflects on the philosophical implications of the “Digging Dartmouth” archaeological project.
A History of Women’s Admissions
Female members of the Class of 1976 walk across the Green. Photo courtesy of Dartmouth Alumni. In our 22S Commencement issue, we had the pleasure…
MLK III Goes to Dartmouth
The son of the late civil rights leader speaks at Dartmouth. The Review reports.
Review Reviews: Freshman Year
Is Dartmouth still worthy of its Animal House reputation? The Review investigates.
Dartmouth Hall’s Renovations Near Completion
Dartmouth Hall is being refitted for the 2020s. Matthew O. Skrod reports.
The Middle Ages Revisited: Brad Gregory Comes to Dartmouth
Historian Brad Gregory speaks at a Vox Veritatis event on modern views of the Medieval era.
College Republicans Change Name to “College Republicans United”
The Dartmouth College Republicans affiliate with the national splinter group known as “College Republicans United.”
Free and Fair (and Uncontested) Elections
Do we have real elections at Dartmouth? Associate Editor Olivia P. Becker investigates.
Can We Still Rage?
Editor-in-Chief Jacob H. Parker writes about the future of partying at our college. In these days of political correctness and administrative overreach, he asks a simple question: Can the students of this College still rage?