Opinion

Carrasco Alayo: The SAT Admissions Requirement Disadvantages Low-Income, International Students

By Alejandra Carrasco Alayo | February 13, 2024

Low-income international students face economic and emotional challenges to access the SAT in their countries. 

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Opinion

de Wolff: All Politics Are Local

By Thomas de Wolff | February 9, 2024

Young Americans should not give up on being politically involved in their communities despite the messiness of federal politics.

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Opinion

Montalbano: NATO must support Taiwan

By Luke Montalbano | February 9, 2024

Luke Montalbano ’27 argues that NATO member nations must support Taiwan in the protection of its sovereignty. 

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Opinion

Adkins: Alienated Arab Americans Will Be a Decisive Force in the 2024 Election

By David Adkins | February 9, 2024

Arab Americans will have a far greater effect on the 2024 election than we previously thought.

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor: On the State of Men’s Cross Country and Track and Field

By Thomas Carley ’80 | February 8, 2024

Major changes need to be made to the men’s cross country and track and field programs.

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Opinion

Jackson: Internet Privacy and You

By Peyton Jackson | February 8, 2024

In every metric that counts, Firefox is a far better browser than Google Chrome. 

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Bravo, President Beilock

By Thomas de Wolff | February 6, 2024

Reinstating the standardized testing requirement for admissions is the right move by President Sian Leah Beilock’s administration. 

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Opinion

Bryant: Climate Politics Defeat Climate Action

By Will Bryant | February 2, 2024

The evidence is unclear whether the Biden administration’s delay of natural gas export terminals will actually reduce emissions.

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Opinion

Roodnitsky: Mental Health is an Epidemic, and Dartmouth Needs to Act

By Anna Roodnitsky | February 1, 2024

With so many students facing mental health conditions, Dartmouth has a responsibility to implement meaningful initiatives.

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Opinion

Montalbano: Why Dartmouth Students Should Care About NATO

By Luke Montalbano | January 30, 2024

Luke Montalbano ’27 argues that Dartmouth students should take a more active interest in NATO and other global affairs outside of what are in current headlines. 

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Opinion

Benvenuto: Trump v. Biden, The Rematch None of Us Want

By Vincent Benvenuto | January 30, 2024

With Trump popular among Republicans, and the Democrats’ failure to find a new leader to be its nominee, it appears that we will have a Trump v. Biden rematch in this year’s presidential election.

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Opinion

Jackson: Our Friend the Atom

By Peyton Jackson | January 26, 2024

Nuclear energy could save us from climate change, if only we’d use it.

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Opinion

Muller: The Hard Truth About Recycling

By Aidan Muller | January 26, 2024

The College’s recycling process is a far cry from sustainability; we must recognize and reform its shortcomings to reduce single-use plastic waste. 

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Cartoon

Sweeney: A Tree Falls In The Forest

By Thadryan Sweeney | January 26, 2024

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Opinion

Razavi: We Need to Stop Focusing on the Past to Save the Climate

By Ava Razavi | January 25, 2024

Focusing on past environmental mistakes prevents creating effective current policy.

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Standardized Testing

By Patrick Mattimore | January 25, 2024

Standardized tests may be necessary, but they won’t improve diversity. 

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Opinion

Bryant: Free Trade Isn’t Free

By Will Bryant | January 23, 2024

International cooperation requires cultural change, not only economic persuasion — the United States must recognize this if it wishes to be successful in the Red Sea. 

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Legacy Admissions Do Not Advance Equity

By Ahaan Jindal | January 23, 2024

Keeping legacy admissions has its benefits but still hurts diversity and equity.

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Opinion

Verbum Ultimum: Don’t Forget to Vote

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | January 22, 2024

New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation presidential primary is tomorrow, Jan. 23, and it’s imperative that everyone who can turns out to vote. 

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Opinion

Opinion Asks: Our Writers On Biden and the New Hampshire Presidential Primary

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | January 19, 2024

Due to controversy over New Hampshire’s law that requires it to hold the first presidential primary nationwide, President Biden is running as a write-in candidate and will not actually appear on the ballot. Our writers respond. 

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