An Interview with Steven Ericson
The Dartmouth Review interviewed professor Steven Ericson from our History department. Professor Ericson specializes in Japanese history with a focus on the country’s modern transformation….
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A Tale of Two Murals: Hovey and Orozco
In Ron Howard’s film adaptation of Dan Brown’s Angels and Demons, Robert Langdon speaks of the (semi-fictional) “Pius IX’s Great Castration.” The head of the…
A Tale of Two Dartmouths
The building you’re most likely to encounter before stepping foot on the hallowed grounds of Dartmouth is Baker library. However, the building you’re going to…
College Concludes Professor Misconduct Investigation
In late October, President Hanlon sent out a campus-wide email informing the Dartmouth community that three faculty members (later revealed to be Todd Heatherton, Paul…
An Update on Dartmouth’s Call to Lead
Since its official announcement in April, Dartmouth’s “Call to Lead” capital campaign has come under scrutiny. Many have noted the significant increase from the last…
Failed Strategies: Turning Point USA
Earlier this summer, at a retreat in Colorado, the Koch brothers took aim at the conservative effort to reclaim college campuses. In short, they criticized…
Dartmouth Students Voting in New Hampshire
In the 2016 State Election for New Hampshire U.S. Senate, Democrat Maggie Hassan unseated incumbent Republican Senator Kelly Ayotte. Senator Hassan won the race by…
A Closer Look at the Homecoming Bonfire
For generations, the Homecoming Bonfire has been a staple of the Dartmouth experience. The blaze towering over the Green is a familiar sight to members…
Dartmouth Cares: A Philanthropic Failure
On the Saturday of Sophomore Family Weekend, Chi Delta—a local sorority— hosted a “rally against family separation” called “Dartmouth Cares” on Gold Coast Lawn. The…
A Learning Opportunity
“You are sieging Troy, and you have no Trojan horse.” I once said this to a group of conservative strategists who asked me for my…