Kim: Organize Our Way Out
Students who seek to create a more just, kinder world should do so alongside the burgeoning student movements at Dartmouth.
Students who seek to create a more just, kinder world should do so alongside the burgeoning student movements at Dartmouth.
During orientation, it’s easy to repeat the same conversations over and over. The best way to make new friends? Shake things up.
Americans are scared — so scared that they often don’t think, or vote, rationally about today's issues. Creating economic security for them is key to navigating the iceberg sea of cultural conflicts we also need to deal with.
Roe v. Wade’s overturn will dramatically impact access to quality training for abortions and obstetrical emergencies, residency applications and patient care.
Nearly every American gets multiple weeks to cast their ballot. In New Hampshire, voters only get 12 hours.
There needs to be renewed political dialogue at Dartmouth.
Playing word games won’t disguise the fact that Americans are hurting.
The 10-week term structure is no excuse for Dartmouth. Students need access to long-term mental health care on campus.
While Dartmouth gets glowing coverage about “eliminating student loans for undergraduates,” future students will graduate with only 27% less debt than the Class of 2021.
To offset its carbon footprint in the energy transition, Dartmouth should consider expanding the Second College Grant through landscape-level woodland acquisition.
In the face of obscene prices, California will start manufacturing its own insulin. The rest of the nation should too.
Dartmouth should reinstate its standardized testing requirement
The mass shooting in Highland Park proves that America needs stricter gun laws — and we need them now.
Mental illness is not to blame for interpersonal gun violence.
We will all pay the price if the Biden administration continues a wasteful Trump-era Medicare privatization program.
Hanover’s current housing shortage comes with a high cost to our community. Dartmouth and Hanover must both be part of the solution.
We must not repeat our embarrassing debacle of a response after Afghanistan.
Campus leaders have a responsibility to assuage students’ fears about potential threats on campus.