Activists Misrepresent Facts to Kill Joe Lonsdale Event at Phi Psi
This week, Phi Kappa Psi canceled a dinner with Phi Psi alumnus and Palantir founder Joe Lonsdale (Lonsdale is a former editor-in-chief of The Review,
The Review's Spring Class Guide
Looking for that last class for spring quarter? Are you a CS major looking to sample the best the humanities has on offer? An English
Coalition of Concerned Children Hoist a Banner
Stanford invites a prominent, noted academic to speak on campus with another prominent, noted academic. This event is sanctioned by one of the most prestigious
Give Murray A Chance
Yesterday a “coalition of concerned students” wrote the Stanford Daily to oppose the invitation of Charles Murray to campus next week. Contending that Murray’s
If It Quacks Like a Duck...The Stanford Review Responds to David Palumbo-Liu
This morning, Professor David Palumbo-Liu published a response to an article published by the Review earlier this week. We appreciate him taking time to answer
Announcing Cardinal Conversations
Universities across America are in a state of acute intellectual decay. Replacing a millenia-old tradition of discussion and debate, a stifling liberal consensus now dominates
Exclusive from the College Republicans: Why We Invited Robert Spencer
There is arguably no greater threat to the safety and security of the American people than radical Islamic terrorism. On September 11, 2001, radical Islamic
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
