Not Backing Down at Berkeley: Free Speech Under Siege
In February, rioters rampaged through Berkeley’s campus, setting fire to private property, hurling firebombs at police, and assaulting various individuals. The violence prompted UC
Hatred and Deceit: “Palestine Awareness Week” at Stanford
In front of a gathering of roughly 20 people in Kairos on Monday, April 24, Stanford Students for Justice in Palestine kicked off “Palestine Awareness
#AdmissionsDecisionsMatter: The Stanford Admissions Office’s Disturbing Concession
“What matters to you and why?” This question was my favorite part of Stanford’s application. In my application, I discussed why Africa matters to
Inclusion or Division? Why We Should Re-Think Ethnic Themed Dorms
Stanford’s four ethnic-themed dorms — Ujamaa, Casa Zapata, Okada, and Muwekma-Tah-Ruk — have been part of campus life since the 1970s. These dorms depict themselves as
Students for Justice in Palestine Linked to Terrorist Affiliate
SJP branches across the country have been connected to a Hamas front group operating in the US. What about Stanford’s? Anti-Semitism is on the
