Poleshuck-Kinel: Dartmouth Should Open Its Doors Wider to Transfer Students
Expanding transfer admissions would strengthen Dartmouth’s diversity, academic strength and national leadership.
Expanding transfer admissions would strengthen Dartmouth’s diversity, academic strength and national leadership.
Anthropology and Jewish studies professor Sergei Kan responds to the most recent Verbum Ultimum.
In a letter to the editor, Tom Charles ’70 argues that College President Sian Leah Beilock does not have the “reputational standing” to address critical issues in her Commencement address.
You might think you know what happened at the recent May 28 sit-in u2013 youu2019re probably falling for the administration’s propaganda.
Dartmouth is best served when all of us, but especially the upper administration, remain steadfast in our defense of workers’ prerogatives and democratic governance.
Regardless of whatever bodies Dartmouth has set up to regulate itself, neither the College administration nor ACIR can abrogate its basic moral duty to divest from corporations perpetuating crimes against humanity.
Three unions in two years show exactly what kind of employer the College is.
Spencer Allen ’23 offers his support for UGAs currently on strike.
The College has weathered controversy before, and it will again.
Katie McKay ’16 applauds Lydia Jin for her bravery in criticizing the Greek System.
Thomas Lane ’24 tells the story of Leo von Zumbusch, President of Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, Germany from 1932-33.