Breaking News Stanford Under Investigation for Discrimination Against Men Earlier this evening, Forbes reported that Stanford is under investigation by the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights (OCR) for discriminating against men. Kursat Pekgoz (a real estate Stanford Review 30 Nov 2022
The Review Goes to Israel Editor’s Note: The opinions expressed here are solely the views of the authors. The Hillel’s Stanford Leadership Delegation trip aimed to provide a variety of perspectives from both Walker Stewart, Mimi St Johns 30 Nov 2022
A Preview of the World Cup Here we go! The World Cup is set to kick off on November 20th as Qatar, the host country, will face Ecuador in the desert peninsula. Despite numerous controversies in Johann Smith 19 Nov 2022
The Review Investigates: ResEd Endangers Students at EBF A few weeks ago, we published an article critiquing co-op culture at Stanford. It included an observation about the high levels of drug use at Enchanted Broccoli Forest (EBF) and Stanford Review 16 Nov 2022
I Was Very Wrong A few weeks ago, I confidently predicted a red wave in last Tuesday’s elections. While the results of a few key races are still unknown, it is quite clear Walker Stewart 16 Nov 2022
The Leftists Who Cried Exclusion: Stanford Faculty Tramples Academic Freedom At the start of November, the Stanford Graduate School of Business hosted a two-day “Academic Freedom Conference.” The organizers, recognizing that “[a]cademic freedom, open inquiry, and freedom of speech Aditya Prathap 15 Nov 2022
Editor’s Note: The Contrarian Ethos The philosopher G.K. Chesterton once quipped, “freedom of speech means practically, in our modern civilization, that we must only talk about unimportant things.” At the moment, freedom of speech Mimi St Johns 14 Nov 2022
Stanford Graduate Student Council Endorses Discrimination The Graduate Student Council (GSC) is organizing a movie night for students to see Black Panther: Wakanda Forever in Redwood City this evening. According to the Vice Provost for Education, Stanford Review 10 Nov 2022
COVID Cancel Culture Strikes Stanford Reading Group Last weekend, yet another Stanford department joined the chorus of campus groups unwilling to even engage with academics who dare disagree with pandemic lockdowns. The Renaissances Reading Group — part of Mimi St Johns 7 Nov 2022
How Qatar Bought off a Spineless FIFA Photo: Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani (the former Emir of Qatar) and former FIFA President Sepp Blatter Next month, the World Cup will kick off in Qatar, the first Johann Smith 26 Oct 2022
“Pro-Choice” Ideology: Hedonism’s Front Line of Defense Photo: William-Adolphe Bouguereau’s The Youth of Bacchus On the morning of Friday, May 6th, two rallies occupied White Plaza: a pro-abortion rally on one side and a pro-life rally Aditya Prathap 25 Oct 2022
The Review Interviews Dr. Scott Atlas “We need good people to step forward. In life, there are very few opportunities where you are that important, where you have a chance to help your country, your fellow Stanford Review 25 Oct 2022
Progressivism: Stanford’s Organized Religion of Choice When you hear the phrase “organized religion,” what comes to mind? Perhaps large groups of people performing rituals, proselytization campaigns, or emotion-laden sermons from on high. Or maybe you think Aditya Prathap 9 Oct 2022
Editor's Note: Why I Am Optimistic To our readers, Serving as Editor in Chief of Volume 65 of the Review was an incredible privilege. As Volume 66 begins, I want to take a moment to thank Neelay Trivedi 29 Sep 2022
