The AD Battle Continues
The beleaguered and derecognized Dartmouth fraternity Alpha Delta is once again in conflict with Hanover’s zoning administrator. Last April, the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled…
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GRID Shuts Down
The Gender Research Institute at Dartmouth (GRID) was shut down on July 1st with “no prior warning.” The closing marks an end to the institute’s…
Consumer Culture and Small Business in Hanover
On October 29th, Forbes announced that Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon, has become the richest man in the world. Bezos outstripped the former…
BREAKING: Three Psychology Professors Under Criminal Investigation
This morning, October 31st, President Hanlon sent a campus-wide email announcing that three Dartmouth professors are undergoing a criminal investigation for allegations of “sexual misconduct.” …
Shakespeare and Trigger Warnings
Students at the University of Cambridge have been issued trigger warnings ahead of lectures on Shakespeare’s “Titus Andronicus” and “The Comedy of Errors.” As expressed…
TDR Reviews Ferguson
Artistic expression is often most meaningful when it is grounded in some reality—a variable degree of truth. This form of art is successful time and…
500 Years of Protestantism
October 31st will mark the five-hundredth anniversary of the symbolic beginning of the Protest Reformation and, therefore, one of the most momentous occasions in the…
A First-Person Perspective on the Events Surrounding the Homecoming Protests
Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by a member of Dartmouth’s DACA community, who requested anonymity to prevent potentially negative response to his opinions. A…
Dartmouth Dining Services Reform
Dartmouth Dining Services is unpopular among the student body for its high costs and mandatory investment. All Dartmouth freshmen are compelled to buy the most…
The Danger of Stagnancy: Part II
On October 10, President Hanlon sent an email to the entire Dartmouth community announcing Carolyn Dever’s decision to step down from Provost and to return…