In the first weeks of school, the Dartmouth College Democrats have reported unprecedented turnout at their weekly meetings. However, according to senior member Sam Stevens ‘20, “some attendees aren’t here for progressive policies; they’re here…
As the Chinese crackdown in Hong Kong and abuses of Uighur Muslims attract global scrutiny, one group on campus has been conspicuously silent: the Dartmouth men’s basketball team. “I guess I’m not really that informed…
In response to the emerging prominence of urination culture on campus in the past couple years, our reporters have interviewed a couple students about the practice. Here’s what they found: Valerie ’21 | San Francisco,…
Ever since I saw her, I knew she was the one for me. She was pure, thoughtful, just perfect. Sure, she called me “sister,” but that could be cute, yanno? After our first date, I…
Below is an excerpt from a blog from a ‘23 titled “Live, Love, Pine”: I gasped as soon as I saw him from across the room. There he was, a hunk of pure, masculine, raw academia….
I, a Dartmouth Student, am at an emotional low point, and I welcome the sweet concussive relief of an acorn taking me the fuck down. Everyday I pace back and forth along Mass Row, hoping,…
Reports emerged on Saturday that local resident Robert Dunny’s attitude towards women has undergone a dramatic transformation. An inspiration to progressives everywhere, Dunny, who once referred to himself as “the hot daughter spotter,” has renounced…
Last week, The Dartmouth Review announced that its efforts to restore students’ access to pornhub.com has succeeded, but only for straight pornographic videos. Straight men eagerly rushed to the interwebs, frantically googling “girls kissing girls,”…
Henry Ray Cho ‘23 and Maya Edna Ericson ‘23 wed in San Francisco this September. The couple first met at a Choates party during Orientation Week 19F and have been together ever since. Friends from…
Barbara Carson, ‘20, a T.A. for Math 23 is, when it comes to grading homework, just mean. “I got a homework assignment back to me with a problem circled and red pen that just said…
Orientation week is an incredibly stressful, overscheduled time for the incoming freshmen. There is so much to worry about, from finding classes to navigating the dining halls. So, allow me to offer something to ease…
Emily Flanders ‘20, Sociology major and ENVS minor, says her summer internship provides real-world exposure to the problems of gentrification. “It’s a big issue,” she says, nursing a lavender latte outside one of her street’s…