In the upcoming primary, Dartmouth students can help Republicans embrace responsible positions on debt, international leadership and climate change.
Biotech is a critical tool to address climate change — Dartmouth’s research priorities should reflect that.
Smarter investments, not indiscriminate fossil fuel divestment, should guide Dartmouth’s climate-conscious financial decisions.
The environment is a top issue for Gen Z. Conservatives can earn young votes and pragmatically address climate change with common-sense solutions.
Dartmouth, deer and New Hampshire would benefit from the regulated sale of hunted game.
Local connections should guide where Dartmouth students vote, not national politics.
To offset its carbon footprint in the energy transition, Dartmouth should consider expanding the Second College Grant through landscape-level woodland acquisition.
To regain trust from campus, Dartmouth must clearly communicate their reasoning for major policy decisions —starting with the two-year closure of Rollins Chapel.