Weinstein: The Ice Sculpture Contest and the Limits of Brave Spaces
Vandalism aside, the Al-Nur ice sculpture presented at Winter Carnival invokes serious questions about the College’s role in monitoring dangerous rhetoric.
Vandalism aside, the Al-Nur ice sculpture presented at Winter Carnival invokes serious questions about the College’s role in monitoring dangerous rhetoric.
Dartmouth can do better than vandalism and dangerous speech.
Shaiko was a beloved, respected volunteer who deserved better treatment from Dartmouth Athletics.
The Town of Hanover should promptly implement and expand on rental housing policies to ensure quicker improvement of abysmal rental housing conditions.
Should the basketball team’s performance be taken into account?
Concrete is a heavy emitter of carbon dioxide. Investment in low-carbon concrete, from Dartmouth and at the federal level, will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
State residency should be included as an admissions criterion to enhance the spectrum of perspectives on campus.
While it’s natural to connect with those who are close to us in age, Anya Roodnitsky ’25 offers insight into the importance of cultivating intergenerational friendships.
Despite some popular beliefs, there is still value for college students in pursuing degrees in the humanities.
Aidan Muller ’27 responds to calls to move on from the past in addressing climate change.
If Dartmouth wants to lead the way on free speech issues in the coming decades, the school must embrace a policy of institutional neutrality to let students and faculty speak freely.
While supporters of Taglit-Birthright advertise it as an apolitical and educational program, in reality it propagates an incomplete and misleading image of Israel.
The vandalization of the ice sculpture of the Muslim Student Association was a hate crime, and more needs to be done to ensure the safety of Muslim and Palestinian students at Dartmouth.
President Beilock should reinstate the swim test graduation requirement for the safety of Dartmouth students and because physical readiness is a moral value.
Dartmouth should admit students using a computer algorithm.
Dartmouth must take actionable steps in conversation and consultation with BIPOC and a diversity of students when crafting relevant policies affecting underrepresented minorities.
By ignoring student voices, President Sian Leah Beilock completely failed to consider disabled students.
Low-income international students face economic and emotional challenges to access the SAT in their countries.
Young Americans should not give up on being politically involved in their communities despite the messiness of federal politics.
Luke Montalbano ’27 argues that NATO member nations must support Taiwan in the protection of its sovereignty.