Rolling Stone Retracts Controversial Article
Rolling Stone‘s controversial “A Rape on Campus,” which took the nation by storm last December, was finally retracted on April 5 due to “a failure…
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Return to Normalcy and Ramped-Up Diversity in Class of 2019 Admissions Numbers
On March 31, Dartmouth’s Department of Admissions announced that it had offered spots in the Class of 2019 to 2,120 applicants. These admitted students were…
Thayer School Joins Hands with White House Initiative
Last week on March 23rd, Dartmouth’s Thayer School of Engineering formally announced that it had joined a White House initiative to lead a “transformative movement…
Alpha Delta Hit With New Hazing Allegations
Dartmouth’s Alpha Delta Fraternity is under the Administration’s scrutiny after a hazing allegation recently came to light. Rumors of AD branding pledges this past fall…
Looking Forward at the DOC
Editor’s Note: This week, we had the opportunity to interview Hunter van Adelsberg ‘16, the President of the Dartmouth Outing Club. The recent developments regarding…
A Review of the Hood’s “Poseidon”
The image of a Greek god is one familiar to practically all Western-educated individuals; many are familiar with the intricate mythology of classical culture, its…
Thrown Under the Syllabus
Editor’s Note: A recent editorial in The Daily Dartmouth decried the fact that professors sometimes made students speak up in class and that medical exemptions…
Parks and Recreation: A Good Run
Editor’s Note: This lighthearted reflection on Parks and Recreation was written by our dear friend peripherally associated contributor Ron Swanson, the outspoken libertarian former director…
The Review in Review
Editor’s Note: Without a doubt, it has been a banner year for The Dartmouth Review. As Volume 34 draws to a close, we thought it…
Safe At Last in the Wide Wide World
Editor’s note: Last winter, The Dartmouth Review sat down with the head of the Center for Professional Development (CPD), Mr. Roger Woolsey, to discuss reforms…