BREAKING: Stanford Student Publishes Anonymous, Unverified Allegations Forum on Instagram
A new Instagram account called @namingcreeps, created by a Stanford undergraduate on Tuesday invited Stanford students to anonymously name “creeps” on campus using a Google
Amid Pandemic, Stanford Seizes Historic Opportunity to Clean Co-ops
In a shocking email to the Stanford community, Vice Provost for Students Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole announced today that Stanford’s seven cooperative houses (‘co-ops’) were
Chesa Boudin: San Francisco’s Lawless Revolutionary
Last month San Francisco got a new District Attorney, Chesa Boudin. The City-by-the-Bay’s new top prosecutor has made it his signature “policy” (if you
Stanford Versus Democrat Candidates of Color: A Shocking Pattern
In the last month, two Stanford alumni and Democrat candidates for President suspended their campaigns: U.S. Senator Cory Booker ‘91 and former Housing and
SSS Embraces Anti-Science Bunk for “Sustainability”
This Thursday, the esteemed Students for a Sustainable Stanford (SSS) will hold its annual Schneider Memorial Lecture. The guest is Dr. Vandana Shiva, whom SSS
Complicit In America: SLAP says Palantir Has to Go!
This just in: student activists have again sounded the alarm against Stanford, this time for alleged “complicity in State Violence.” The allegation comes from SLAP
The Campus Cancellers Come for Jane Stanford
Jane Stanford was a woman of the 19th century and not a 21st century progressive gender activist. For that, she can never be forgiven. Today,
The SCoPE Charade Crumbles
When I published a criticism of campus housing activists in The Review two weeks ago, I did not know that in four short days, my
SCoPE: Students Co-opted by Property-owning Elders
Last Tuesday, Santa Clara County held its final public hearing to consider Stanford’s 2018 application for a General Use Permit (GUP), which would govern
