Satire Is Blue-on-Black Violence on the Rise? Warning: This article contains anti-crime rhetoric and views from the perspective of a police officer. It was all constructed from an interview with the officer and the Department of Public Stanford Review 1 Feb 2023
Opinion Does Academic Freedom Have a Future at Stanford? Editor's Note: These remarks were delivered by Professor Russell A. Berman at last week's (1/26) faculty senate meeting. The remarks refer to Stanford's Elimination of Harmful Language Initiative. The Russell A. Berman 1 Feb 2023
Opinion Anti-Tobacco Campaigns Feminized America In 1950s ads, a lone cowboy rode his horse across the West traveling from town to town. Like most cowboys, he had the necessities: food, water, and a six-shooter. This Joseph Seiba, Mimi St Johns 31 Jan 2023
Opinion CheatGPT: New Hurdles for Academic Integrity It’s no secret that Stanford students are some of the smartest and most driven individuals in the world. But it seems that some of these high-achieving students are taking Thomas Adamo 25 Jan 2023
Opinion Nazis Banned Books. We Shouldn’t. Yesterday, an email was sent to the Jewish community at Stanford by Rabbis Jessica Kirschner and Laurie Hahn Tapper. This email informed students about a Snapchat story of a student Julia Steinberg 23 Jan 2023
Stanford Silent About Anti-Catholic Incidents Photo: Memorial Church after wine was dumped on the floor, November 1, 2022 After two notes were left on a Dia de los Muertos display calling [https://protectedidentityharm.stanford.edu/ Walker Stewart 29 Dec 2022
What I Learned About the Left While on a Commune If it comes up that I worked on a commune, I first say: “If Tucker Carlson, Ben Shapiro, or someone of that sort were to make a TV show about Julia Steinberg 22 Dec 2022
House of Cowards: Stanford’s ‘Harmful Language’ Initiative Update Many institutions are said to function as a house of cards — an organization that is precariously structured. This might be the proper phrase for Stanford’s administration, but another apt Mimi St Johns 20 Dec 2022
Opinion The Wolves of the UC System: Grad Students Take Taxpayers Hostage Since November 14th, some [https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-11-14/university-of-california-strike-academic-workers-graduate-students] 48,000 graduate student workers, postdocs, and academic researchers across the University of California’s nine campuses have Nikita Bogdanov 20 Dec 2022
Big Brother is Watching You: Stanford’s New ‘Harmful Language’ Guide Editor’s Note: The following piece is the only Review article that will ever contain a trigger warning. Why? Well… according to Stanford’s new ‘harmful language’ initiative, the phrase Stanford Review 19 Dec 2022
In Defense of the Gym Bro If anyone reading this article has had the pleasure of going regularly to their local gym, they've witnessed the "gym bro." Everyone knows the type — amped-up dudes in a string Thomas Adamo 12 Dec 2022
Breaking News Stanford Under Investigation for Discrimination Against Men Earlier this evening, Forbes reported [https://www.forbes.com/sites/kimelsesser/2022/11/30/stanford-university-under-investigation-for-sex-bias-against-men/?sh=61d943c83c17] that Stanford is under investigation by the Department of Education’s Office of Stanford Review 30 Nov 2022
The Leftists Who Cried Exclusion: Stanford Faculty Tramples Academic Freedom At the start of November, the Stanford Graduate School of Business hosted [https://cli.stanford.edu/events/conference-symposium/academic-freedom-conference] a two-day “Academic Freedom Conference.” The organizers, recognizing that “[a]cademic 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
