Verbum Ultimum: Let Librex Die
With Librex gone, it’s up to students to leave the app — and all it stood for — in Dartmouth’s past.
With Librex gone, it’s up to students to leave the app — and all it stood for — in Dartmouth’s past.
The first step to finding comfort in a place is vulnerability.
The app connected students in more ways than it divided them.
Rome wasn’t built in a day; take a moment to pause and smell the roses.
Our government must uphold its responsibility to protect workers, and it should take a new approach to workplace safety to do so.
Everything else is open. Keeping a popular study space closed is pointless.
Should Hanover continue to keep its mask mandate? How should COVID-19 policies change come spring?
Current rapid tests aren’t nearly good enough — we need a new generation of more accurate and useful ones.
Course readings should be readily accessible to students, not locked behind paywalls or other barriers to access.
The College must honor its commitment to a free, fair and prompt election for student workers.
The pandemic has served as a harsh reminder that being completely uncontroversial is an impossible feat. It’s time we readjust our standards.
Dartmouth has a culture of toxic productivity — it is time we acknowledge it.
Dartmouth should make its support of casual outdoor activities permanent and more robust.
The modern utilization of grades to evaluate, and value, human beings marks a dangerous trend
Librex upholds toxic social mindsets and hierarchies at Dartmouth. Students should post with caution.