Brooks: Define Your Dartmouth
Don't let others' experiences shape your own.
Don't let others' experiences shape your own.
Introspection is the key to a worthwhile Dartmouth career.
Know that your feelings toward elements of Dartmouth will change.
Give yourself a chance to explore academics.
The size of a class should not compromise its experience at the College.
The College should give a selective advantage to applicants from low-income families.
Our schedules should only be filled with activities we’re passionate about.
The GLC ban on freshmen should not be extended to an entire term.
Engineering students leave the track because it lacks support.
Cooperative programs embody the highly praised “experiential learning.”
The pre-medical track is too demanding to simply be a track.
To reverse an unsettling trend regarding study abroad programs, the College must reassess its approach.
The College's latest building project is misguided.
Students should stop perpetuating the myth of the Dartmouth X.
Scientific understanding is powerful, but its applications can be damaging.
Data and transparency are key to combating sexual assault.
Technology at Dartmouth is on the decline.
Complaints about lack of summer course offerings are unfounded.
Artistry and risk-taking have left Hollywood for the small screen.
What we talk about when we talk about the Greek system.