Roodnitsky: American Support for Ukraine Is More Important Now Than Ever
Urging support for the Ukrainian people in the ongoing war, Anya Roodnitsky ’25 details why the U.S. continuing to provide aid is critical to democracy.
Urging support for the Ukrainian people in the ongoing war, Anya Roodnitsky ’25 details why the U.S. continuing to provide aid is critical to democracy.
Divestment is unlikely to accomplish its goals, may be counterproductive and would be a partisan show of preference by school administrators.
The source texts of the Abrahamic faiths are an untapped source for peace.
Making Dartmouth more accessible by curbing administrative spending is necessary to increase middle-class student representation.
Forcing campus administrators to retain political neutrality will backfire on an individual and institutional level.
The phrase “from the river to the sea” has been used by Israeli politicians to denote the denial of rights for Palestinians.
The administration only needed to condemn antisemitism in their response to the recent threats specifically targeting Jewish students and professors.
Discriminatory misinformation concerning gender-affirming healthcare is written into legislation currently moving through the New Hampshire state Senate.
Standing up for equal rights is disavowing, not condoning genocide.
Vandalism aside, the Al-Nur ice sculpture presented at Winter Carnival invokes serious questions about the College’s role in monitoring dangerous rhetoric.
Dartmouth can do better than vandalism and dangerous speech.
Shaiko was a beloved, respected volunteer who deserved better treatment from Dartmouth Athletics.
The Town of Hanover should promptly implement and expand on rental housing policies to ensure quicker improvement of abysmal rental housing conditions.
Should the basketball team’s performance be taken into account?
Concrete is a heavy emitter of carbon dioxide. Investment in low-carbon concrete, from Dartmouth and at the federal level, will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
State residency should be included as an admissions criterion to enhance the spectrum of perspectives on campus.
While it’s natural to connect with those who are close to us in age, Anya Roodnitsky ’25 offers insight into the importance of cultivating intergenerational friendships.
Despite some popular beliefs, there is still value for college students in pursuing degrees in the humanities.
Aidan Muller ’27 responds to calls to move on from the past in addressing climate change.
If Dartmouth wants to lead the way on free speech issues in the coming decades, the school must embrace a policy of institutional neutrality to let students and faculty speak freely.