Ramsey Alsheikh
Ramsey Alsheikh is an opinion editor, staff columnist, and aspiring jack-of-all trades. He enjoys eating popcorn and thinks it would be cool to maybe write a novel someday. He is currently double majoring in Middle Eastern Studies modified with Jewish Studies and Computer Science.
Opinion
Alsheikh: Divestment is a Moral Imperative
By Ramsey Alsheikh | May 22, 2025Regardless of whatever bodies Dartmouth has set up to regulate itself, neither the College administration nor ACIR can abrogate its basic moral duty to divest from corporations perpetuating crimes against humanity.
Opinion
Alsheikh: Students Called the Administration’s Bluff
By Ramsey Alsheikh | May 9, 2025The recent encampment showed that, in this new era of Trump, students have more power now than ever before.
Cartoon
Alsheikh and Moyse: Somewhere, On a Desk in Parkhurst
By Eli Moyse and Ramsey Alsheikh | May 1, 2025Ramsey Alsheikh ’26 and Eli Moyse ’27 imagine the desk of a messy College administrator.
Opinion
Alsheikh: Resist
By Ramsey Alsheikh | April 25, 2025If there is to be a Dartmouth College any longer, it must fall to us, the students, to resist.
Cartoons
Alsheikh: In Your Dreams
By Ramsey Alsheikh | April 17, 2025Ramsey Alsheikh ’26 has a dream.
Cartoons
Alsheikh: School Spirit
By Ramsey Alsheikh | April 15, 2025Ramsey Alsheikh '26 imagines the College president when she was in undergrad.
Opinion
Alsheikh: Fight the New McCarthyism
By Ramsey Alsheikh | April 10, 2025Ramsey Alsheikh ‘26 argues that Trump’s recent actions on higher education constitute a new form of McCarthyism, and that students must speak out in response.
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By Tuna Akmehmet and Ramsey Alsheikh | February 13, 2024From left: On Saturday, Feb. 10, an ice sculpture carved by members of the Muslim student association, Al-Nur, depicted an outline of Palestine with a Palestinian flag draped underneath the sculpture on the podium. The next morning, the sculpture was found broken on the ground, with the Palestinian flag lying beside smaller Israeli flags on the ground.