Opinion Nothing to See Here: Stanford Professors call for DOJ to stop looking for Chinese spies in academia. Last week, a group of nearly 200 Stanford faculty wrote a letter to US Attorney General Merrick Garland calling for him to end the Department of Justice’s “China Initiative. Stanford Review 23 Sep 2021
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
Opinion Toward a New ESG The modern financial ESG movement is changing the face of investment in the United States. The vague acronym stands for “Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance”, and is said to specify Jonah Wu 16 Jun 2021
Opinion The Big Problem with Big Tech The consumer welfare standard was a radical idea when it was first proposed by Judge Robert Bork in the 1970s. Beforehand, when reviewing mergers and acquisitions under antitrust law, judges Robin Zhang 2 Jun 2021
Opinion Setting the Record Straight on Gaza Last week, a post from an incoming Stanford freshman named Yousef AbuHashem went viral on Instagram. Yousef lives in the Gaza Strip, which was targeted this month by Israeli airstrikes Maxwell Meyer 28 May 2021
Opinion To the Daily: Lost in Translation is not a racist movie Last week, the Stanford Daily published a movie review that criticizes the 2003 film Lost in Translation for “reinforcing a racist worldview” and “contributing to systemic racism.” Lost in Translation, Neelay Trivedi 25 May 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 Stanford Should Disclose The Names of Chinese Donors American universities are bad at disclosing foreign funding from China, and Stanford is no exception. The University has received over $64 million from anonymous Chinese donors since 2010. Only a Neelay Trivedi 20 May 2021
Opinion When Conservatives Support Cancel Culture On Monday, the Stanford College Republicans (SCR) posted about my friend Emily, a former Stanford student, on their Facebook page. Emily is a Jewish American and strong critic of Israel, Maxwell Meyer 19 May 2021
Opinion How Did Everything Get So Liberal? In his Substack essay “Why is Everything Liberal?” Richard Hanania explains why liberals are overrepresented in our society’s institutions, from academia, to the media, and now corporations. Through analyzing Robin Zhang 17 May 2021
Opinion Anti-Vax University? Stanford says fully-vaccinated students must be tested for COVID-19 twice a week! Stanford Review 12 May 2021
Opinion SCR: ASSU Candidate Crooks' Racist Statements are Disqualifying Earlier this week, the Stanford College Republicans exposed ASSU candidate Gabby Crooks for making numerous racist statements over the course of the past year. These statements are beyond troubling and Stanford College Republicans 29 Apr 2021
Opinion The GOP-Business Breakup Writing in the years following World War I, Rudyard Kipling lamented Europe blindly accepting the ideologies of the day, as its nations failed to realize their principles would lead to Benjamin Esposito 27 Apr 2021
