Opinion Is Obama a Democrat? Former President Obama delivered a speech at Stanford last month that, on the surface, teemed with contradictions. He claimed his speech would outline how to defend democracy, but then proposed Benjamin Esposito 16 May 2022
Woke Watch Woke Watch: When Stanford's Therapists Become Activists Mental health clinicians aren’t paid to proselytize. A therapist’s job is to use science-based treatments to help clients cope with psychological issues through a process that relies on Lucy Kross Wallace 12 May 2022
Opinion Energy Intensive Bitcoin Mining: Can the Use of Renewables Answer Critics of Cryptocurrency? by Ricky Gill and Dr. Julia Nesheiwat Bitcoin has earned the moniker “The King of Cryptocurrencies” and become a model for other cryptocurrencies seeking competition with fiat money. To strengthen Stanford Review 12 May 2022
The Case for a No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine In 1938, U.K. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain negotiated with Hitler to sign the Munich Agreement. Hitler could occupy Sudetenland — a part of Czechoslovakia with an ethnic German majority — in Andrei Mandelshtam 10 May 2022
Indian Finance Minister Visits Stanford for Student Roundtable On April 26th, the Stanford India Policy and Economics Club (SIPEC), in conjunction with the School of Medicine, held an in-person roundtable with India’s current Minister of Finance, Dr. Arman Sharma 9 May 2022
Let Pitchers Hit With roots stretching back to before the Civil War, baseball has been a continuous reflection of our nation. Superstars put down their bats and took up arms to save liberty Walker Stewart 8 May 2022
It’s Time To Pull the Plug on Stanford's Neighborhood System I spent my first year on Stanford’s campus living in Lantana, an all-sophomore dorm. Late-night Taco Bell runs, deep conversations in the lounge, and contentious dining hall debates about Ari Webb 7 May 2022
Woke Watch Woke Watch: Stanford Trains Faculty to “Recognize and Address” Microaggressions What do you think of when you hear the statements: “America is the land of opportunity” and “Everyone can succeed in this society if they work hard enough?” Most people Mimi St Johns 1 May 2022
Woke Watch Woke Watch: Stanford Engineering’s DEI Bureaucracy Some careers have it all… a job in the heart of Silicon Valley, laundry machines at work, a lucrative salary, and responsibilities that are vague at best. But if you Mimi St Johns 27 Apr 2022
Woke Watch Announcing "Woke Watch" No idea should be off-limits at a university. But when an ideology becomes so prevalent that it is nearly impossible to challenge, it becomes a serious problem—and a threat Stanford Review 26 Apr 2022
The Case for Mandatory National Service In the 2022-23 academic year, Stanford freshmen will be required to take a ‘COLLEGE’ class that aims to teach citizenship and foster civic values among undergraduates. I am skeptical that Julia Steinberg 15 Apr 2022
“The Kashmir Files” is a Call to Action While the plight of Uighurs and Ukrainians refugees dominates Western headlines, the persecution of Hindus in Kashmir rarely gets attention from policymakers in the United States. Between 1989 and 1991, Arman Sharma, Neelay Trivedi 6 Apr 2022
Professor Karen? Woke Stanford education prof calls the cops on Berkeley prof who exposed her $5000/hour consulting fee! Stanford Review 5 Apr 2022
Deport International Students Who Refuse a COVID Booster? Stanford Seems to Think So Stanford Review 5 Apr 2022
Race-Based Affirmative Action Must be Overturned March 21st marked the beginning of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings. President Biden’s nomination of Justice Jackson follows his campaign promise to appoint a Black Arman Sharma 31 Mar 2022
The Review's Spring 2022 Class Guide We know the feeling: It’s Week One and you want to have a chill spring quarter. But you also want to take one of those classes that will leave Stanford Review 31 Mar 2022
