Review Recommends Contrarian Courses: Autumn 2021 Edition Combing through Stanford’s course catalogue can be a bleak experience, and the University doesn’t do much to guide students in picking interesting coursework outside their major. To help Stanford Review 17 Sep 2021
Review Recommends Consider these Hoover-taught courses in your schedule At Stanford, we are lucky among American colleges to have an institution like the Hoover Institution on our campus. Unfortunately, most students don’t really take advantage of the opportunity. Stanford Review 12 Sep 2021
Breaking News Review Special Coverage: "Free Palestine" Rally on Campus Shortly after 5:00 p.m. Sunday, about 150 Stanford students gathered on Stern Field for a “Free Palestine” rally. After learning about the event, which was widely advertised with Stanford Review 23 May 2021
Breaking News New Facts Emerge About 2020 TDX Death On the morning of January 17, 2020, Stanford sophomore Eitan Weiner was pronounced dead by the Palo Alto Fire Department at the Theta Delta Chi (TDX) fraternity house. The next Stanford Review 21 May 2021
Opinion Anti-Vax University? Stanford says fully-vaccinated students must be tested for COVID-19 twice a week! Since March 2020, all students, faculty, and staff at Stanford have had to undergo regular COVID-19 testing: undergraduate and graduate students twice a week, and faculty whenever they visit campus. Stanford Review 12 May 2021
Breaking News "You can't cut me" - Stanford athletes and supporters rally to save athletic teams When The Stanford Review learned that a massive protest event with hundreds of people would take place on campus today, we felt that we had to be there to get Stanford Review 26 Apr 2021
Review Recommends The S-T-A-N-F-O-R-D Neighborhoods, Reviewed Love it or hate it, the housing draw is gone! Going forward, every student will be assigned to a “Neighborhood” to live in for the entirety of their time at Stanford Review 23 Apr 2021
Breaking News Stanford Researcher Hid Ties to Chinese Military On Friday, the Department of Justice unveiled new indictments against a former Stanford neurology researcher, Chen Song. In July 2020, Song was indicted for lying about her affiliation with the Stanford Review 22 Feb 2021
Opinion Review Editorial Board: ASSU Exec Vianna Vo Should Resign Against the Students of Stanford University: that’s the rebranded name of the ASSU and its accidental executive, Vianna Vo. Last Friday, Vo sent a memo to Vice Provost for Stanford Review 16 Feb 2021
Opinion A Triumphant Day in the Senate Yesterday evening, the Stanford Faculty Senate met and debated a resolution which sought to create a faculty committee to study the University’s relationship with the Hoover Institution. The faculty Stanford Review 12 Feb 2021
Breaking News Review Exclusive: Stanford Fraudster Managed Dean’s IT Budget On Tuesday in the US District Court for Eastern California, Eric and Patricia Castaneda were charged in a scheme to steal and then sell millions of dollars worth of Stanford Stanford Review 11 Feb 2021
Breaking News Remembering George P. Shultz "A true patriot in every sense of the word." These are the words of Condoleezza Rice, describing a great statesman and scholar, George P. Shultz. Shultz passed away yesterday in Stanford Review 7 Feb 2021
Opinion No, Vietnamese Republicans Aren't "Misled and Misinformed" On the contrary, the author of a recent Daily op-ed is. She writes that Vietnamese Americans, many of whom support the Republican Party, do so because they don’t know Stanford Review 10 Nov 2020
Opinion Dear Stanford: Stop Obsessing About Our Voter Registration In the midst of devastating wildfires, California governor Gavin Newsom told his 1.9 million Twitter followers, “Climate change is REAL. So please - VOTE.” His statement wasn’t received Stanford Review 2 Nov 2020
Opinion Inside Stanford's Woke New Student Orientation Stanford’s New Student Orientation is an initiation rather than an orientation: a revival-meeting designed to signal to the incoming student activists that Stanford sees them, hears them, and would Stanford Review 27 Oct 2020
Opinion China, Big Tech, and Big Government: An Interview with Jeffrey Miron On the most important public policy issues facing the United States, Republicans and Democrats are in vehement disagreement. However, both parties agree on a crucial point: that government intervention is Stanford Review 16 Oct 2020
Satire Should We Defund the Stanford Daily? On October 2nd, the Editorial Board of the Stanford Daily announced that their publication is racist and anti-Black. "As we begin the new session of the Stanford Daily Editorial Board, Stanford Review 13 Oct 2020
Opinion Why Stanford: To the Contrarians of 2024 “A contrarian isn’t one who always objects — that’s a conformist of a different sort. A contrarian reasons independently, from the ground up, and resists pressure to conform.” - Stanford Review 22 Apr 2020
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