Verbum Ultimum: Not Our Finest
Alex Azar '88’s service in the Trump administration is nothing to admire.
Alex Azar '88’s service in the Trump administration is nothing to admire.
Given dire pandemic conditions, ’23s are privileged to be on campus at all.
The country has to confront the movement that gave Trump his presidency.
The Capitol riot revealed the extent of, and danger of, the racial double standard in policing.
The wellness industry has been prioritizing the wrong forms of wellness.
The College’s new tobacco ban has good intentions, but it could have harmful implications.
Tone-deaf College communications miss the point of a liberal arts education.
Millions of schoolchildren will bear the scars of remote learning for years to come.
The issue of stimulus checks shows Democrats need to consider both politics and policy in their agenda.
Dartmouth must allow for student socialization this term.
The right-wing insurrectionists have dealt a disservice to the legacy of justified resistance.
The College must support students harmed by its last-minute decision to delay move-in.
The United States should renew its commitment to space exploration.
An ombuds office would provide a critical resource for community members in need.
This past term was an unusual one for Dartmouth. As the first term to welcome students back to campus since March nears its close, there is much to reflect on. In your opinion, was this term successful? What worked and what didn't?
Political and economic decisions made us vulnerable to COVID-19 — we should learn from them.