Peter Boghossian at the DPU: A Further Consideration
Executive Editor Matthew O. Skrod offers some additional thoughts following his interview with the anti-woke academic.
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Green Key Preview
Associate Editor J. William Beeson III provides readers an expose on the artists the Programming Board has decided to grace us with the presence of during Green Key 2022.
On Course Election
Editor-in-Chief Jacob H. Parker explores whether a student can still attain a true education at the College on the Hill.
Karoline Leavitt: Driving the Trump Train in New Hampshire
Republican congressional candidate for NH-01 Karoline Leavitt visits Dartmouth.
The Agency, America, and the World: Former CIA Director John Deutch at Dartmouth
Former Director of Central Intelligence John Deutch speaks to the Dartmouth Political Union about America’s standing on the world stage. Top secrets abound.
Facts or Fake News? Project Veritas Visits Dartmouth
College Republicans invite conservative investigative journalist James O’Keefe to campus.
On Dartmouth’s Christian Heritage
Editor-in-Chief Jacob H. Parker recounts our College’s Christian roots and examines the state of spiritual life on campus today.
On White Identity Politics and Covid: Catherine Clune-Taylor at Dartmouth
The Review covers a Department of Philosophy talk by Princeton professor Catherine Clune-Taylor, who sees COVID as an attempted genocide of minorities by anti-vaccine white Americans.
Anarchy, State, and the Kingdom of God
God the Father on a throne, with Virgin Mary and Jesus by an anonymous painter from Westphalia, late 15th century. Painting courtesy of Wikimedia Commons….
A Reflection on President Hanlon
President Phil Hanlon’s announcement that he will resign in June of 2023 has led many on campus, including the Review, to reflect on the “Hanlon Decade” and its impacts on our College.