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
The Review Interviews John Gibbs The Review recently sat down with John Gibbs (‘01), the Republican nominee for Michigan’s 3rd Congressional District, to ask him about his run for Congress. Born and raised in Stanford Review 14 Sep 2022
Opinion The Metaverse: A Universe without Culture Facebook’s recent rebranding as Meta spurred renewed interest in the idea of a metaverse — an immersive digital world that allows for interpersonal interaction. The newly renamed company aims to Arnav Joshi 22 Jun 2022
Opinion Let’s be Frank: Life Starts at Conception On May 2nd, the Review was set to hold our weekly meeting. As usual, we had prepared a list of topics to discuss—student loan relief, the new (and now Josiah Joner 13 Jun 2022
Opinion CS182: The Bug in Stanford’s CS Department CS182 is Stanford’s flagship CS & ethics course, advertised to solve the problem of big tech by patching engineering students’ minds. But it is really a bug in their Jonah Wu 9 Jun 2022
The Stanford Review The Review Interviews Dr. Jay Bhattacharya The Review recently sat down with Dr. Jay Bhattacharya to discuss some of his recent work in health policy, as well as his perspectives on the state of free speech Arman Sharma 7 Jun 2022
Opinion Review Investigation: Jo Boaler, Cathy Williams, and the Woke Math Scam It’s been a busy few years for Jo Boaler, star professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Education. Last year, the California Mathematics Framework — of which she is a Stanford Review 6 Jun 2022
What to do Before Chesa Boudin’s Recall: A Bucket List for Criminals San Francisco is the City by the Bay, one of the most beautiful settings in the United States. It’s a city where thieves flock like birds, fentanyl-laced drugs flow Mimi St Johns 4 Jun 2022
Opinion When Students Silence Teachers - A Response to the COMPLIT123 Incident For thirty-five years, the Review has documented the repression of students’ heterodox ideas. Recently, however, professors who challenge progressive ideology are now being increasingly targeted. They have fewer job prospects, Jonah Wu 3 Jun 2022
Opinion Leave Abortion to the States The unprecedented leak of Justice Alito’s draft opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization earlier this month revealed that the demise of Roe v. Wade is likely imminent. Walker Stewart 27 May 2022
Woke Watch Woke Watch: Stanford Climate Science Polluted by "Environmental Justice" At Stanford, environmental science has its own inconvenient truth, and it’s not the one Al Gore talks about. The truth is identity politics pollutes the way Stanford teaches about Mimi St Johns 23 May 2022
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
Opinion Energy Intensive Bitcoin Mining: Can the Use of Renewables Answer Critics of Cryptocurrency? Stanford Review 12 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
