The Death of Philosophy at the Hands of Artificial Intelligence
Contributor Ian M. Kim warns of the end of philosophy in the age of machine learning.
Dartmouth
The War on Nylon: Dartmouth to Remove Flags from Student Housing
Our staff considers the recent removal of flags across campus.
Donation Leads to Increased Financial Aid
President James D. Eiler analyzes the donation that led to an increase in financial aid available to students at the College.
Beilock Launches Campus Dialogue Project
Contributor Jhozef Sheldia takes a look at the nascent Dialogue Project on campus.
NLRB Decision Spells Unionization at Dartmouth, Broader Ivy League
Associate Editor Alexander C. Barrow reports on the NLRB decision on unionization at the College.
Dartmouth Students’ Trial Begins Following October Arrest
The staff of The Dartmouth Review bring an update on the October arrests.
ATF Director Steven Dettelbach ’88 Addresses Gun Violence in America
Digital Editor Dalton A. Swenson considers ATF Director Steven Dettelbach and his talk at the Rockefeller Center.
Pro-Palestinian Protesters End Hunger Strike
The hunger strikers end their protest after a set of concessions from the College.
Trustees Jake Tapper and Neal Katyal Pontificate, Ponder Election Together
Associate Editor Hailey N. King considers a February 29 discussion of Trump and the 2024 election featuring Trustees Jake Tapper ’91 and Neal Katyal ’91.
An Ode to Winter Carnival: A Sophomore’s Perspective
With two Winter Carnivals under his belt, Director of Operations Daniel J. Jeon ruminates on his experiences