Living and Reading Well
Executive Editor Zoe E. Dominguez reviews Still No Word from You: Notes in the Margin by Dartmouth professor Peter Orner.
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Editorial: The Lost Art of Reading
Editor-in-Chief Matthew O. Skrod discusses the decline of reading in institutions of higher learning.
The Life, Trials, and Tribulations of F. Scott Fitzgerald
Senior Editor Dalton A. Swenson reviews Taking Things Hard by Dartmouth alumnus Robert Garnett ’69.
Nationalisms, Internationally?
Trump meets with Bolsonaro. Courtesy of U.S. State Dept. In recent years, nationalism has undeniably surged into public view. With the rapid rise of nationalist…
Eli Black’s Grand Ambition
Eli Black (middle) among United Fruit workers. Courtesy of Matthew Garcia. In recent years, corporations have increasingly sought to build their brand by aligning themselves…
On High Office and Big Money
“Not my Fundraiser-in-Chief.” Courtesy of SkyNews. When the American citizen thinks about the Commander-in-Chief, the first images to come to mind likely include the Oval…
Maternal Instincts and Their Extremes
Whistler’s Mother by James McNeill Whistler. Courtesy of Wikimedia. Do not read Directions to Myself: A Memoir of Four Years by Dartmouth graduate Heidi Julavits…
NH Party Chairs Visit Dartmouth, Talk Presidential Primary
Associate Editor Michael E. DiCostanzo discusses a joint event held by the Democrat and Republican NH State Party Chairs.
Editorial: On Alumni Donations
Editor-in-Chief Matthew O. Skrod discusses Ivy League alumni who are stopping their donations.
Animal House Turns 45: A Dartmouth Story, Part II
Executive Editor James D. Eiler discusses Animal House (1978), its screenwriter Chris Miller ’63, its reception at Dartmouth, and its continued influence at the College. (Part II)