A Good First Step From Betsy DeVos
Seven months ago, the Stanford Review wrote an open letter to Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos. We wrote that policies inherited from the Obama-era Office
The Case for (Actually) Dangerous Ideas
By Antigone Xenopoulos and Sam Wolfe
Vice Provost Greg Boardman Resigns
This afternoon, Greg Boardman, Vice Provost for Student Affairs, announced he would be stepping down from his position and retiring effective September.The announcement — sent
Dethrone the ASSU: Get Money Out of Stanford Politics
Participation in student government at Stanford should be driven by a commitment to public service and a desire to serve the student body. As a
Etchemendy’s Last Gift To Stanford: Why We Must Learn To Listen To What We Loathe
By Richard Chen and Anna Mitchell
Calculus is Overrated: Why We Should Prioritize Statistics
By Neel Guha and Amy Shen
Dear Betsy: Restore Justice to Title IX
Dear Secretary DeVos: We congratulate you on your new role as Secretary of Education, and write to you today as students to discuss an issue
All Right Now? Stanford Band Silenced
Stanford announced today that it will suspend the Band for the 2016-17 school year. A group run by a professional music director and university-organized committee
Join The People’s Walkout
By Elliot Kaufman and Nikhil Prabala Now is a time to stand together The People’s Walkout planned for tomorrow bears a message of love
The Hypocrisy of the North Dakota Pipeline Protests
By Harry Elliot and John Luttig It’s easy to oppose the pipeline. It’s harder to consider the consequences of not building it. Angry
Our Collective Responsibility
This message is a reply to the email sent to Stanford undergraduates by the administration this afternoon. Dear Stanford Student, When students engaged in sit-ins
The Stanford Review Demands Change
Stanford University has repeatedly failed to address systematic issues on campus. We, the Students of the Stanford Review, have seen our voices silenced, our rights