Bridging the Educational Gap in the Upper Valley
In rural areas like New Hampshire and Vermont, students face unique challenges in accessing quality education—limited resources, fewer advanced courses, and costly tutoring services create…
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Elbridge Colby on the Future of American Foreign Policy
Professor Jennifer Lind and Elbridge Colby, Courtesy of The Dartmouth Review With the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, the United States emerged as…
An Interview with Senator John Fetterman
The Review sits down with Sen. Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) during his visit to campus.
Dartmouth Hosts Conway, Brazille in Debate
On October 10, students from far and wide across Dartmouth’s campus filed into Filene auditorium, eager for the battle of the century. With less than…
Memorial Field Rededicated to Honor Buddy Teevens ’79
Dartmouth’s Very Own Memorial Field, now at Buddy Teevens Stadium Much to the chagrin of confused freshmen during Orientation, the College has an unusual affinity…
A Virus on Campus: The Intolerant’s Agenda
Associate Editor Vittorio W. Bloyer reflects on the vandalization of Parkhurst Hall by pro-Palestinian activists.
Shifting the Tone at Parkhurst Hall
After a tumultuous first year marked by treason, mutiny, and subversion, President Sian Beilock has begun to crack down and purge the ranks of those…
Telluride at Dartmouth: The 37th Year
Conclave d. Edward Berger Conclave was overall a strong film hampered by a final plot twist which reads as manufactured and indulgent. Conclave was directed…
Review Reviews Restaurants: REDCAN
The Upper Valley is a deceptively dangerous place for new restaurants. One would think that Dartmouth, with its undergrad population being wealthy, unable to cook…
Editorial: On the Art of Working Late
Editor-in-Chief Zoe E. Dominguez contemplates the significance of the College’s change of pace.