Opinion

Taneja: The Class of 2028 Needs to Be Informed

By Rohan Taneja | October 8, 2024

College President Sian Leah Beilock should have an honest conversation with the Class of 2028 about last spring’s protests.

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Opinion

Montalbano: Speak Up For Yourself. It’s Your Civic Responsibility.

By Luke Montalbano | October 3, 2024

Students of all political views should not be afraid to speak up about their beliefs.

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Professor Nguyen’s Tenure Rejection Was an Act of Discrimination

By Ramsey Alsheikh | October 1, 2024

The decision to reject University of Illinois Chicago professor Nicole Nguyen’s hiring and tenure is symbolic of an administration that prioritizes business interests over academics and merit. 

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Opinion

Moyse: The Myth of White Victimhood

By Eli Moyse | September 27, 2024

Republicans have perpetuated dangerous myths of white victimhood to motivate voters — it’s dangerous for American Culture.

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Opinion

Jawad: Dartmouth Needs a Student Trustee

By Sabik Jawad | September 26, 2024

There is a growing disconnect between the College and students — dialogue alone isn’t enough to solve it.

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Opinion

Claros Benitez: Beilock Is Endangering the Idea of the ‘Just University’

By Jackelinne Claros Benitez | September 24, 2024

College President Sian Leah Beilock’s recent article in The Atlantic contradicts her actions regarding free speech and expression.

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Opinion

Zuo: Why Do Dartmouth Students Love Finance and Consulting?

By Andrew Zuo | September 20, 2024

The accelerated timeline for finance and consulting recruiting inhibits students’ ability to explore other career options before applying. 

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Opinion

Muller: The Pursuit of Idleness

By Aidan Muller | September 19, 2024

Amid pre-professional stressors, college students should honor their right to a break — and consider forgoing that summer internship.

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Opinion

Mittman: An Alternative to the Broken Grading System

By Isaac Mittman | September 17, 2024

Giving students a second GPA based on courses in their major would encourage exploration and broaden their outlook on their educational experiences.

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Opinion

Adkins: Go Abroad

By David Adkins | September 4, 2024

During college, take the time to leave campus and immerse yourself in another country’s culture. 

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Opinion

Farquharson: The Class Withdrawal System Needs Reform

By Michael Farquharson | September 4, 2024

The current process prevents students from making adequately informed decisions, exacerbating the mental health crisis.

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Opinion

Schmitter-Emerson: Be Patient With Dartmouth

By Natalia Schmitter-Emerson | September 4, 2024

Older students should be honest with you about what your first terms at Dartmouth will look like.

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Opinion

Almand: I Am De-Pledging Beta. Here’s Why.

By Bond Almand IV | August 16, 2024

Beta Alpha Omega fraternity is resistant to effecting the change needed — to ensure the safety of both brothers and guests of the house — in the wake of Won Jang ’26’s death.

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Opinion

Schmitter-Emerson: Vance’s Statement About Parental Voting Threatens Democracy

By Natalia Schmitter-Emerson | August 16, 2024

JD Vance’s pronatalist stance on parental voting rights poses concerns for American democracy. 

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Opinion

Adkins: Riots in the UK Are a Harbinger of Anti-Immigration Violence Across Europe

By David Adkins | August 9, 2024

Anti-immigration riots will likely spread from the United Kingdom to other countries in Europe.

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Opinion

Schmitter-Emerson: The Classroom is No Space for Professors’ Political Opinions

By Natalia Schmitter-Emerson | August 2, 2024

Professors sharing their political beliefs during class undermines Dartmouth’s values regarding free speech.

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Opinion

Claros Benitez: Farewell, Beilock and Dartmouth’s Bandaids

By Jackelinne Claros Benitez | August 2, 2024

Jackelinne Claros Benitez ’24 critiques Dartmouth’s inadequate actions regarding student concerns.

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Opinion

Adkins: Once Again, American Exceptionalism Prevails

By David Adkins | July 26, 2024

Despite America’s self-perception as a beacon of democracy and stability, the current state of the nation reveals deep-seated challenges amid rising political violence.

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Opinion

Timchenko and Fomin: Actually, the NATO Alliance Should Invite Ukraine to Be a Member

By Kyrylo Fomin and Anna Timchenko | July 26, 2024

Members of the Dartmouth Student Alliance for Ukraine argue that Ukraine should be offered NATO membership — and reject arguments to the contrary endorsed by three Dartmouth professors. 

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Opinion

Anderson and Gruel: He Should Still Be Here

By Gideon Gruel and Carter Anderson | July 19, 2024

In response to Won Jang ’26’s death, we must reform our Greek system.

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