Verbum Ultimum: Lessons Learned
Ahead of winter term, Dartmouth must implement changes to improve student life.
Ahead of winter term, Dartmouth must implement changes to improve student life.
Pandemic-era dining changes have blocked students from getting their money’s worth.
The College’s COVID-19 restrictions have hurt freshmen seeking community at Dartmouth.
We need to limit the role of wealth in how policy is shaped.
Only a reformed Supreme Court can command the trust of all Americans.
Despite the hurdles ahead, Americans must remain optimistic.
Social interaction is critical — the College needs to find ways to maintain it this winter.
Now's our chance to rebuild.
A vote for Trump is a vote against America.
With an extended national count likely, pay attention to issues that hit closer to home.
This election, individual efforts will matter more than ever.
Joe Biden is the only acceptable option on Nov. 3.
A balanced ballot empowers everyone.
The winner-take-all system should be rethought. The Electoral College shouldn’t.
Dartmouth must address the racism of one of its most prominent alumni.
Turkey’s involvement in the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict is an extension of the Armenian Genocide.
Graduate students face much looser COVID-19 restrictions than undergraduates — and that’s wildly unfair.
Next term, Dartmouth should prioritize students and hold more in-person classes.