Against Ivy League Conservatism
Editor-in-Chief Jacob H. Parker reflects on the limitations of out-and-proud, nationally-focused conservatism in the ivory tower.
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Picking Winners and Losers: On Dartmouth’s Religious Holidays Calendar
Senior Editors Zoe E. Dominguez and James D. Eiler dissect a new list of approved religious holidays released by the Tucker Center. Beware, dear reader, ivory-tower absurdity follows!
An Interview With Dartmouth’s President-Elect, Sian Beilock
The Review interviews the College’s next president: a cognitive scientist and researcher who is the current president of Barnard College.
Untenable, Unjustifiable, Un-Dartmouth: The Two-Year Anniversary of College’s Tobacco Ban
With the two-year anniversary of the College’s Tobacco Ban, the fire of the Dartmouth Spirit is but a dim flicker.
An Illiterate College
Do books make a liberal-arts education? Or something else entirely? Editor-in-Chief Jacob H. Parker examines the meaning of an increasingly bookless campus culture.
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).
President Wright’s SLI Initiative
Under President Wright’s Student Life Initiative, life on campus could have looked very different.
President James Wright, a Proud Marine, Passes
President James Wright’s death leaves a hole in the fabric of the Dartmouth Community. Contributor Dalton A. Swenson reflects.
On Football Competition
What does the modern day’s diminished state of competition mean for Dartmouth today? Editor-in-Chief Jacob H. Parker investigates.
Freshman View: Homecoming
The Review’s freshmen reflect on the most sacred of Dartmouth traditions.