The controversial crosswalk at Wheelock and Main Street might be more than a superficial annoyance; it could be making us sick.
Harvard University just announced a policy to combat grade inflation. Their solution will cause more problems than solve.
With a myriad of problems facing our country, from climate change to poverty to a lack of transportation, we need effective policy, and we need it now. Trains might just be our solution.
Generation Z’s revitalized interest for shopping in person provides an opportunity for malls to revitalize as commercial and community centers.
The rite-of-passage culture surrounding first-year housing allows the College to dodge accountability for its overpriced, unsafe housing conditions.
Dear readers, revelers, creatures of the Green, Welcome to the strangest spring sight to be seen! The Dartmouth presents our Green Key special issue Here come tears of joy, so be sure you have tissues In this springtime frolic, we dare to explore This strange, storied weekend we’ll live to adore. In ...
Getting caught referencing a social media post prompts a feeling of guilt that deviates from the usual joy we experience when sharing. That guilt is actually a good thing.
Trump has created outrageous AI posts before, but his recent one depicting him as Jesus feels different.
AI writing is near impossible to catch — contrary to popular belief — and current approaches to AI detection are discriminatory. It is urgent that professors adjust their approach.
Last week, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, impersonating police officers searching for a missing child, arrested Columbia student Ellie Aghayeva in her dorm. Columbia University President Claire Shipman quickly updated the student body, explaining that the Department of Homeland Security ...