Opinion The American Dream is Still Alive. Trust me, I’m a Foreigner. I can confidently say that the most comforting sight I have seen this year was the Star-Spangled Banner at the American Embassy in South Africa. Indeed, every time I see Joshua Jankelow 26 Nov 2020
Opinion Get Up or Get Out of the Way: The Future of the GOP Republicans: even when they win, they lose. Despite successes in Presidential and Congressional elections, and even in the Supreme Court, Republicans have continually lost institutional and cultural power. Then Trump Nicola Buskirk 25 Nov 2020
Opinion Dr. Scott Atlas Responds to the Stanford Faculty Senate Resolution I was disappointed to learn that the Faculty Senate of Stanford University on November 19, 2020 adopted a resolution criticizing my work for the United States government. We all wish Dr. Scott Atlas 23 Nov 2020
Opinion In 2020, Populism was the Real Winner There is a clear winner in this election: populism-- a political philosophy aimed at working-class people. While voters may have rejected Trump’s rhetoric and coronavirus policy, they did not Mimi St Johns 19 Nov 2020
Opinion Reinstate Classified Research at Stanford Classified research at Stanford has a complicated history. Though the University permitted professors to conduct classified work in the early decades of the Cold War, Vietnam protestors successfully lobbied for Neelay Trivedi 17 Nov 2020
Opinion No, Vietnamese Republicans Aren't "Misled and Misinformed" On the contrary, the author of a recent Daily op-ed is. She writes that Vietnamese Americans, many of whom support the Republican Party, do so because they don’t know Stanford Review 10 Nov 2020
Opinion Dear Stanford: Stop Obsessing About Our Voter Registration In the midst of devastating wildfires, California governor Gavin Newsom told his 1.9 million Twitter followers, “Climate change is REAL. So please - VOTE.” His statement wasn’t received Stanford Review 2 Nov 2020
Opinion The Beginning of the End for Gun Control A wave of violence has swept across America in recent months. In Portland, a mob dragged a man to the ground and beat him unconscious. In Kenosha, another one set Scott Borgeson 31 Oct 2020
Opinion Why This Indigenous Woman is Voting for Trump, and You Should Too To the identity-obsessed left, the words “minority” and “woman” are at odds with being a Republican. But I am proudly both, and on November 3, I will vote for President Sarah Olmstead 30 Oct 2020
Opinion Repeal the Conformity Tax Cancel culture is a potent and dangerous force that harms individuals who share contrarian ideas. But while cancellation punishes what has already been said or done, self-censorship preemptively punishes what Neelay Trivedi 28 Oct 2020
Opinion Inside Stanford's Woke New Student Orientation Stanford’s New Student Orientation is an initiation rather than an orientation: a revival-meeting designed to signal to the incoming student activists that Stanford sees them, hears them, and would Stanford Review 27 Oct 2020
Opinion Stand Up For France and Free Expression! Last Friday in Paris, a high school history teacher named Samuel Paty was murdered and decapitated on the street by an Islamist terrorist. During a lecture the previous week, the Maxwell Meyer 24 Oct 2020
Opinion China, Big Tech, and Big Government: An Interview with Jeffrey Miron Stanford Review 16 Oct 2020
Opinion Should We Defund the Stanford Daily? On October 2nd, the Editorial Board of the Stanford Daily announced that their publication is racist and anti-Black. "As we begin the new session of the Stanford Daily Editorial Board, Stanford Review 13 Oct 2020
Opinion Hands Off Hoover! Over a hundred Stanford faculty recently signed an open letter titled “COVID-19 and the Hoover Institution: Time for a Reappraisal.” The letter, which you can read in its entirety here, Multiple authors 26 Sep 2020
