Pro-Palestinian Protesters End Hunger Strike
The hunger strikers end their protest after a set of concessions from the College.
News
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.
Shen Yun Comes to Burlington: 5,000 Years of Culture in Two Hours
Senior Correspondent Lintaro P. Donovan reviews the song-and-dance show promising a glimpse into China before communism.
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
Hop Film: The Zone of Interest
Associate Editor Elan H. Kluger reviews The Zone of Interest.
Editorial: A Fixed Point in a Changing Age
In his last editorial as Editor-in-Chief, Matthew O. Skrod reflects on The Review as an institution.
Political Economy Project’s Clark on Activism and Activists
Associate Editor Elan H. Kluger discusses the endeavor of activism.
Dartmouth Reinstates Standardized Testing, First in Ivy League
Associate Editor Michael E. Dicostanzo reports on the reinstatement of the SAT requirement at Dartmouth.
The Decline of a Tradition: Winter Carnival
Executive Editor James D. Eiler and Associate Editor Hailey N. King comsider the state of a dear tradition.
Editorial: Dartmouth and the Humanities
Editor-in-Chief Matthew O. Skrod considers the lost soul of the humanities at the College on the Hill.