A Young Person’s Perspective: An Interview with Alex Bruesewitz
Political consultant Alex Bruesewitz speaks to The Review about Republican prospects in the midterms, campus conservatism, and more!
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Pussy Riot on Campus: Nadya Tolokno Talks with DPU
Russian dissident Nadya Tolokno speaks to the Dartmouth Political Union about her art and protest.
College Republicans Change Name to “College Republicans United”
The Dartmouth College Republicans affiliate with the national splinter group known as “College Republicans United.”
Free and Fair (and Uncontested) Elections
Do we have real elections at Dartmouth? Associate Editor Olivia P. Becker investigates.
On Commerce-Predation Theory
The Review examines the latest scholarship from one of the Economics Department’s most beloved professors.
The Intersection of Religion and Science: Healing the Whole Person
Editor-in-Chief Jacob H. Parker and Vice President Joshua M. Meise cover an event by Vox Veritatis about the role of spirituality in medicine.
Student Workers of the World, Unite!
Senior Correspondent Elijah T. Oaks covers a recent event by The Dartmouth Radical where speakers discussed student labor organization at Dartmouth and beyond.
Rethinking Economics: An Interview with Professor Meir Kohn
President Sunil Krish interviews Dr. Meir Kohn about his new theory of economics.
Can We Still Rage?
Editor-in-Chief Jacob H. Parker writes about the future of partying at our college. In these days of political correctness and administrative overreach, he asks a simple question: Can the students of this College still rage?
Dartmouth Powwow Celebrates Fifty Years
This year’s Powwow marked a welcome return for the tradition after a two-year hiatus due to COVID. Executive Editor Matthew O. Skrod reports.