Response to Ariz. Immigration Bill
Immigration policy, a prominent figure in current state and national politics, has found a significant campus voice in a recent series of student events. Opposition
Daily Reveals Editorial Board
In an article published April 2, headlined “Understanding the Editorial Board,” Editor-in-Chief of The**Stanford Daily Kamil Dada and the current Daily Editorial Board Chair
Election Team Institutes New Initiatives
Elections week, the candidates, the campaigns, and the voting all bring to campus a great deal of excitement, and working behind the scenes of to
Daily Fail (x2)
This past Friday, former Editor-in-Chief of The Daily and long-time president of the Friends of the Daily Foundation Charlie Hoffman ’73 MBA ’76 wrote a
Chinese Cyber Attacks Target Student Activist
Caught amid a clash of titans in which Google has pitted itself against China, Tenzin Seldon ’12 was informed earlier this year that her personal
Daily Receives Fees Despite Donation
Like so many of the nation’s newspapers, Stanford’s student-run daily newspaper is now facing extraordinarily financially trying times and an industry with an
Gobaud’s Leg. Liaison Resigns
![ASSU President David Gobaud, above, sits behind his Legislative Liaison, Ryan Woessner, right, in the Director's Skybox during the football game against USC. Neither acknowledged
De la Torre Resignation Mars ASSU Credibility
Hot on the heels of legal and ethical questions raised by former ASSU executives Hershey Avula and Mondaire Jones’s questionable use of discretionary funds,
Trustees Share Inner Workings of Board
Strangely enough, Stanford’s Board of Trustees, described as the “ultimate authority” at Stanford, remains largely a mystery to the community it governs. However, a
Execs Spent $13,000 on Food, Gas
For an opinion on this issue, please refer to columnist Matt Sprague’s column. Financial records obtained by the Review indicate that, over the course
Transfer Students’ Stanford
Having attended other post-secondary institutions, Stanford’s small and tightly-knit group of transfer students has the unique ability to make comparisons and shed light on
Students Find Time for ROTC
Surviving in the shadow of its past, the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) is kept alive at Stanford by a few students who, for a