Opinion Against Class Action Lawsuits: Treat Stanford Like a University, Not a Business By the end of April, and just over a month after the COVID-19 pandemic compelled most American universities to close their campuses, college students across the country had filed more Nikita Bogdanov 1 Jun 2020
Review Recommends The Review’s Honest Guide to Freshman Housing While it may feel as though the outside world is crumbling around us, for many students Freshman year hurtles closer and closer, seemingly unimpeded. Despite the pandemic, Frosh have received Annika Nordquist 29 May 2020
Opinion The ASSU Should Confront History Rather Than Punish its Tellers In late April, Professor Rose Salseda of the art history department gave a guest lecture in CSRE 196C: “Introduction to Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity.” In that lecture, she Mimi St Johns 25 May 2020
Opinion SCR: Why Mià Bahr’s Tweets Matter For many years, campuses across America have been plagued by an epidemic of antisemitism, and Stanford is no exception. However, at Stanford, one trend is particularly concerning: the most pernicious Stanford College Republicans 18 May 2020
Opinion Black Conservatives are Still Black I am black and gay. I am also a conservative-libertarian. Stanford welcomes all different races and sexual identities with openness and acceptance. The same cannot be said for all political Mimi St Johns 14 May 2020
Opinion Beyond Skin-Deep: The Exclusion of the Jews from Intersectional Discourse As a visible Jew in a country where Jews make up less than 2% of the population, I never thought of myself as “white,” but rather as a member of Gary Schwartz 11 May 2020
Opinion Unleashing Private Ideas against Coronavirus From social distancing to shelter-in-place orders, there is a clear trend towards escalating government control in order to contain the coronavirus. In the United States alone, nearly 280 million people Ruei-Hung Alex Lee 7 May 2020
Opinion WHO is to Blame? On April 15, President Donald Trump froze funding for the World Health Organization (WHO) temporarily -- a decision some immediately criticized as rash and uninformed. Trump cites his main reason Alexis Levit 4 May 2020
Breaking News BREAKING: Stanford Student Publishes Anonymous, Unverified Allegations Forum on Instagram A new Instagram account called @namingcreeps, created by a Stanford undergraduate on Tuesday invited Stanford students to anonymously name “creeps” on campus using a Google form. The first post on Multiple authors 30 Apr 2020
Opinion Why Internationals Should be Relieved Bernie is Gone When Bernie Sanders dropped out of the election, there was widespread mourning on campus. While his domestic platform may deserve praise, as an international student, I am relieved that Bernie Taehwa Hong 29 Apr 2020
Opinion Coronavirus and Cromwell Beyond a top tier education, for four years students look to Stanford for food and shelter, emotional and professional support, mental health resources, built-in communities like frosh dorms, and a Nicola Buskirk 27 Apr 2020
Opinion How CISAC Experts Missed Coronavirus The mission of Stanford’s Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC) is to “tackle the most critical security issues in the world today.” Yet they failed to anticipate and Eva Davis 23 Apr 2020
Opinion Coronavirus Has Proved Stanford’s Competence Blaming high-level University administrators has become the go-to response towards campus issues, and the current coronavirus epidemic has been no exception. In the past few weeks, the administration’s handling Ruei-Hung Alex Lee 14 Apr 2020
Opinion Stop Talking About Your Grades Two weeks ago, the faculty senate voted to make Satisfactory/No Credit the universal grading standard for Undergraduates this quarter. 100 students immediately circulated a petition to change the grading Multiple authors 10 Apr 2020
