Razavi: We Need to Stop Focusing on the Past to Save the Climate
Focusing on past environmental mistakes prevents creating effective current policy.
Focusing on past environmental mistakes prevents creating effective current policy.
Standardized tests may be necessary, but they won’t improve diversity.
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.
Keeping legacy admissions has its benefits but still hurts diversity and equity.
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.
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.
In the upcoming primary, Dartmouth students can help Republicans embrace responsible positions on debt, international leadership and climate change.
The College administration needs to openly acknowledge the mistakes it made after Oct. 7 and take direct action to move forward, far beyond the limited scope of Dartmouth Dialogues.
Dartmouth students can prove to the nation that our generation supports democracy by writing in Joe Biden in the New Hampshire Democratic primary.
Though popularly demonized, standardized testing is a superior indicator of college success and can increase socioeconomic diversity across college campuses.
College rankings like those by U.S. News are deeply flawed and cannot measure the student experience at universities.
Dartmouth should provide free skate rentals for students looking to use the ice rink on the Green.
Dartmouth’s administration has made every effort to prevent and drag out the unionization process for graduate students in a clear effort to protect their bottom line over student wellbeing.
A little-known legislative tool could enable New England states to work together to solve otherwise intractable policy problems.
The way people talk about Palestinians keeps us from recognizing their humanity.
Moderates, particularly those on the right, must take inspiration from Nelson Rockefeller ’30 and vocally counter the rise of extremism.
Statements from Dartmouth professors in regards to divesting the Dartmouth endowment from Israeli apartheid warrant objection.
Legacy preferences benefit legacies while disadvantaging everyone else.