Anarchy, State, and the Kingdom of God
God the Father on a throne, with Virgin Mary and Jesus by an anonymous painter from Westphalia, late 15th century. Painting courtesy of Wikimedia Commons….
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Steven Pinker at Dartmouth: A Review
The Review reviews a recent talk by Harvard psychology professor Steven Pinker at Dartmouth where the public intellectual explained how the world has gotten better, despite the best arguments of the Left.
A Conservative in Hollywood: An Interview with Amanda Milius
Former Trump staffer and filmmaker Amanda Milius, daughter of the screenwriter John Milius, speaks to The Review about her “The Plot Against the President,” the arts, and the future of American foreign policy.
A Voice Crying Out for Tradition
New Editor-in-Chief Jacob Parker establishes his vision of The Review’s role in the Dartmouth Community of 2022.
Winter Sports Recap
The Staff of The Dartmouth Review recount an exciting season of winter athletics for the College.
Review Reviews: Tacos y Tequila
The Review reviews one of the newcomers to the Hanover restaurant scene.
Updates to Ivy League COVID Policies
The Review takes a deep dive into how the Ivy League’s COVID policies have evolved over the last months.
Review Reviews: Parliament of Whores (In Honor of the Late P.J. O’Rourke)
Contributor Jonathan G. Nicastro reviews libertarian satirist P.J. O’Rourke’s seminal work of political humor.
A Reflection on President Hanlon
President Phil Hanlon’s announcement that he will resign in June of 2023 has led many on campus, including the Review, to reflect on the “Hanlon Decade” and its impacts on our College.
The Future of Campus Conservatism: An Interview with Arthur Milikh
The Review speaks to Arthur Milikh about how young conservatives should respond to a world full of increasingly leftist institutions.