Opinion

Menna: The College They Made

By Caroline Menna | June 14, 2026

Fifty years ago, the first class to spend all four years at a coeducational Dartmouth graduated. The 177 women who made that possible helped shape the College we inhabit today.

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Opinion

Avila: Dartmouth Should Honor Courage, Not Conformity

By Steve Avila | June 14, 2026

Honorary degrees should affirm courage, integrity and service toward providing students with an education grounded in truth-seeking and open discourse — traits that FIRE president Greg Lukianoff embodies.

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Opinion

Taneja: Your Baby Graduated. Buy a Page in The D.

By Rohan Taneja | June 14, 2026

The Dartmouth should reconsider its offering of $100+ congratulatory graduation ads.

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Opinion

Rempe-Hiam: An Intersection of Lunch and Pollutants

By Oscar Rempe-Hiam | June 14, 2026

The controversial crosswalk at Wheelock and Main Street might be more than a superficial annoyance; it could be making us sick. 

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Opinion

Morris: Greg Lukianoff’s Honorary Degree is Well Earned

By Michael Jeffrey Morris | June 2, 2026

Greg Lukianoff deserves his honorary degree and controversy around his comments about transgender activism are overblown.

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Opinion

Menna: Learning the Shape of a Place, Revisited

By Caroline Menna | June 2, 2026

Six months after a column about her first term, a freshman reflects on what the full year taught her.

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Opinion

Opinion Asks: What to Do About Grade Inflation?

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | May 29, 2026

The Dartmouth’s Opinion writers and staff share their thoughts on grade inflation.

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor: I’m Not Telling You Not to Vote.

By W. Richard Benash | May 29, 2026

I’m not saying no one should vote — only that our current electoral system offers a false choice between two corrupt options.

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Cartoon

Moyse: The Money Could’ve Gone Literally Anywhere Else

By Eli Moyse | May 29, 2026

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Opinion

Alsheikh: Ledyard on the water

By Ramsey Alsheikh | May 29, 2026

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Be Glad You Have the Freedom to Choose — Use It or Lose It.

By Kim Rosenfield | May 28, 2026

Refusing to vote is a vote in favor of those in power who hope you do not vote.

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Opinion

Rao: Lukianoff Honorary Degree Honors Free Speech

By Arpit Rao | May 28, 2026

At a moment when campus free speech faces threats from every direction, Greg Lukianoff stands as one of its most principled defenders. The College is right to recognize him.

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Opinion

Alahyari: Let’s Keep the Blue Book (Mostly) Closed

By Ryan Alahyari | May 26, 2026

Standardizing in-class writing might prevent AI use in the short term, but it would leave students without the skills they would need to write for themselves in the long term.

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Your Free Time is Power

By Eli Moyse | May 26, 2026

Part of a Dartmouth education should be teaching people how to do inefficient things because of the corruption of free time caused by advancing technology.

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Opinion

Rempe-Hiam: Beilock, Harvard Is Waiting On Your Move. Don’t Cave.

By Oscar Rempe-Hiam | May 22, 2026

Harvard University just announced a policy to combat grade inflation. Their solution will cause more problems than solve.

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Opinion

Taneja: The Apocalypse Will Save Us All

By Rohan Taneja | May 22, 2026

AI will not save us from ourselves. But it could, if we let it, give us enough time to try.

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Opinion

Rempe-Hiam: Let’s Rail!

By Oscar Rempe-Hiam | May 22, 2026

With a myriad of problems facing our country, from climate change to poverty to a lack of transportation, we need effective policy, and we need it now. Trains might just be our solution.

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Opinion

Benash: Why I Am Not Voting This Election Day

By W. Richard Benash | May 22, 2026

The Democrats have given me nothing to vote for.

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Want True Viewpoint Diversity? Quit Recruiting MAGA Fans and Start Amplifying Black, Undocumented and Socialist Voices

By Unai Montes-Irueste | May 21, 2026

In response to the Editorial Board’s call for more right-leaning writers, Unai Montes-Irueste ’98 argues that The Dartmouth should instead spotlight “more directly impacted voices.”

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Opinion

Menna: The Price on the Sign

By Caroline Menna | May 21, 2026

Growing up in rural eastern Washington taught me how heavily everyday life depends on fuel prices. At Dartmouth, that lesson still applies.

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