Stanford Activists Share Inane Ben Shapiro Protest Flyer
The Coalition of Concerned Students (their name, not ours!) have announced a “silent protest” of the upcoming Ben Shapiro event. Their poster claims that inviting
Staff Picks: The Spookiest Costumes of 2019
Finding it increasingly difficult to frighten your University-educated peers with the usual gory costumes and pranks? Fear not. This Halloween, the Stanford Review is here,
BREAKING: SCR invites Ben Shapiro to campus
The Stanford College Republicans (SCR) have announced that they are hosting conservative commentator Ben Shapiro this fall. A former Breitbart editor and Harvard Law graduate,
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
