Kyle ('22) is the former editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth, Inc. and an opinion writer for The Dartmouth from St. Petersburg, Florida. He is studying history, economics and public policy at the College. In his free time, he also enjoys climbing, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and a good book.
As former editor-in-chief, Kyle's views do not represent those of The Dartmouth.
It’s long past time to end sex-segregated Greek houses. Here’s how to do it.
Students are critical to passing four pro-housing zoning amendment
Indifference will not fix the fire alarm problem in Fahey-McLane.
The impending end of racial affirmative action should lead Dartmouth to rethink all the sacred cows of its admissions process — including the 50/50 gender split.
If it takes multiple student deaths to prompt even incremental change, what does that say about the College?
Take it from someone who took on too much: Sometimes, you’re better off going back to basics.
Almost anything would be better than the current College symbol.
Students should show up and vote for Article 11 at the Hanover Town Meeting on Tuesday.
We’re all tired of the bad faith speakers.
Dartmouth should scale back athletic recruitment.
Frankfurters has already collaborated with campus Greek organizations, and Tacos y Tequila has expressed interest in hosting campus functions upon opening as well.
Wayne Mitchell, right, and another protester, left, stood in the median on Route 120, cheerfully waving a sign and flag at passing cars.
Signs on the River Trail along the Connecticut River honor Beau DuBray ’24, one of the students who died by suicide this year.
The state-run vaccination site in the former J.C. Penney in West Lebanon has administered thousands of doses of COVID-19 vaccines.
Hanover will maintain its mask mandate until experts from the town, College and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center agree that it should be lifted, according to town manager Julia Griffin.