On Comparative Gratitude
Last month The Washington Post published an editorial that was so excellent I considered obtaining the rights to republish it in this issue. The piece—“Inside…
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Freshman View: To Zoom Or Not to Zoom?
Freshman View is a weekly column in which Freshmen at the College answer questions posed by Upperclassmen and Alumni. This week, 24s address the merits…
Black Samson: Dr. Nyasha Junior and Dr. Jeremy Schipper Reflect on an Overlooked Icon
Samson, the last of the judges of the ancient Israelites according to the Hebrew Bible, wears a modern face in Black Samson: The Untold Story of an American Icon by Dr. Jeremy Schipper and Dr. Nyasha Junior.
Freshman View: The Vax Mandate
Freshman View is a weekly column in which Freshmen at the College answer questions posed by Upperclassmen and Alumni. This week, 24s address the College’s…
First Duty: A Review
In an age of iron triangles and revolving doors, impossible-to-audit defense budgets and “national security professionals,” does the quality and character of the middle-aged man…
Dr. Kiarina Kordela and the Comrades of the Melancholic Revolution
On Thursday, April 8th, the Society of Fellows hosted a remote lecture via Zoom delivered by Dr. Kiarina Kordela entitled “Biopower From Here to Eternity.”
Single Remaining Competent Administrator Departs Dartmouth
College Provost Joseph Helble has officially thrown in the towel. The Dartmouth Administration announced this morning that Helble will be leaving this August to serve…
Freshman View: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
Freshman View is a weekly column in which Freshmen at the College answer questions posed by Upperclassmen and Alumni. This week, 24s address the College’s…
Dashing for Doses
As of this week, on a per-capita basis, New Hampshire is leading the country in COVID-19 vaccine distribution: nearly 60% of the population has received…
In Defense of Dr. Seuss
Over the last few weeks, church librarians across America have become the unwitting curators of untold treasures: vintage Dr. Seussiana. Specifically, six of Theodor Geisel’s ‘25 beloved children’s titles.