Moyse: The Montás Police State

The Department of Safety and Security must remove all the cameras they have installed in Greek spaces and terminate any plans to install more.

Alahyari: The Era of the Memeable Dictator

The proliferation of short-form political content risks lulling us into a false sense of freedom in an age of authoritarianism.

Curran: The U.S. Education System Isn’t Just Failing Boys and Men

Even as women make enormous strides in education attainment, our intellectual culture prevents them from achieving their full potential.

Heft: Ben Rice ’22 and the Case for Being a Late Bloomer

What one Dartmouth alum’s winding path from Big Green baseball player to Major League Baseball All-Star can teach us about uncertainty and the pressure to have it all figured out.

Azad: Dartmouth Cannot Rewrite Its History, But It Can Do More

Despite progress toward supporting Indigenous groups, the College has yet to overcome its long history of wrongdoings or fully fulfill its founding mission.

Kempton: Late Night is Broken. Here’s How to Fix It.

Dartmouth Dining’s Late Night offerings are lacking in nutritional value, price and variety.

Jiang: Where Is a Dartmouth Education Leading Us?

The Dartmouth liberal arts education demands us to think and reflect on “success.”

Verbum Ultimum: Reflecting on Dartmouth’s Rape Culture

Our campus has become desensitized to its own culture of sexual misconduct.    

Gao: Put Your Phone Down at Dinner

For many students, meals are the only unscheduled parts of our day. Our phones are taking up more of that time than we realize.

Dortdivanlioglu: No Society of Fellows Without a Society

What does the end of Dartmouth’s Society of Fellows reveal about the changing priorities of the current higher-ed landscape?

Letter to the Editor: We Urge Students to Shape the Future of Grading at Dartmouth

Caramichael: Depledge

The Greek system cannot be reformed. Depledge and convince your brothers to do the same.

Letter to the Editor: On Grade Inflation, Dartmouth Doesn’t Need to Be a Maverick

Herron and Levin: Our Independent Evaluation of Provost Schnell’s Washington Post Column

This analysis identifies substantive errors and omissions that are characteristic of AI-generated text and that would be practically inconceivable if the column had been written by a human expert in the field of scientific measurement.

Alahyari: Is Mamdani’s Honeymoon a Miracle or the Model?

In order to sustain national popularity, high-profile progressives need to sell their brand through local reforms.

Schnell: What I’ve Learned About AI and Academic Integrity

Reflecting on my own use of artificial intelligence has reinforced for me the importance of Dartmouth engaging openly and thoughtfully on how to use AI for research, teaching and writing.

Letter to the Editor: We Must Not Surrender in the Search for Truth

Students and administrators alike must be bound by the same standards for the use of artificial intelligence.

Moyse: Fire Provost Santiago Schnell

Reporting has provided ample evidence of Provost Schnell’s inexcusable actions,   which are symptomatic of broader problems with the administration’s fetishization of AI.

Hofmann-Carr: Jim Clyburn Picks the President

Passing over the New Hampshire presidential primary threatens to further empower Democratic Party insiders.

Montes-Irueste: A Small College No More

Dartmouth President Sian Leah Beilock’s argument about artificial intelligence isn’t pedagogy — it’s product placement.