Woke Watch Woke Watch: Stanford Engineering’s DEI Bureaucracy Some careers have it all… a job in the heart of Silicon Valley, laundry machines at work, a lucrative salary, and responsibilities that are vague at best. But if you Mimi St Johns 27 Apr 2022
Woke Watch Announcing "Woke Watch" No idea should be off-limits at a university. But when an ideology becomes so prevalent that it is nearly impossible to challenge, it becomes a serious problem—and a threat Stanford Review 26 Apr 2022
The Case for Mandatory National Service In the 2022-23 academic year, Stanford freshmen will be required to take a ‘COLLEGE’ class that aims to teach citizenship and foster civic values among undergraduates. I am skeptical that Julia Steinberg 15 Apr 2022
“The Kashmir Files” is a Call to Action While the plight of Uighurs and Ukrainians refugees dominates Western headlines, the persecution of Hindus in Kashmir rarely gets attention from policymakers in the United States. Between 1989 and 1991, Arman Sharma, Neelay Trivedi 6 Apr 2022
Professor Karen? Woke Stanford education prof calls the cops on Berkeley prof who exposed her $5000/hour consulting fee! For Jo Boaler, Professor of Mathematics Education at the Stanford Graduate School of Education, criticism can be a touchy subject. In 2006, she actually left her post for multiple years Stanford Review 5 Apr 2022
Deport International Students Who Refuse a COVID Booster? Stanford Seems to Think So If you are an international student at Stanford, your university doesn’t really care about you -- that is, unless you have your booster shot. In late March, Diogo Braganca, Stanford Review 5 Apr 2022
Stanford Needs More American Flags Stanford is one of the most prominent American universities, and it also has a unique relationship with America. Compare Stanford to the Ivies, for example. Only one Ivy (Cornell) was Mark Huerta 4 Apr 2022
Bureaucrats Stole the Public Education System, and Parents Must Take it Back The American public education system is crumbling. Teachers are leaving, enrollment is declining, and children are struggling. Public education bureaucrats have overstepped their role, and as a result, education has Josiah Joner 1 Apr 2022
Race-Based Affirmative Action Must be Overturned March 21st marked the beginning of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings. President Biden’s nomination of Justice Jackson follows his campaign promise to appoint a Black Arman Sharma 31 Mar 2022
The Review's Spring 2022 Class Guide We know the feeling: It’s Week One and you want to have a chill spring quarter. But you also want to take one of those classes that will leave Stanford Review 31 Mar 2022
Satire The Most Important Classes Stanford Isn’t Offering Stanford is fully committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion, and the University’s course catalog proves it. Stanford students can take classes with titles such as “Race and Gender in Lucy Kross Wallace, Peyton Robertson 30 Mar 2022
Review Recommends Book Review: “A Plague Upon Our House” by Scott Atlas By now, two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, many Americans have realized that pandemic-era restrictions were ineffective and overly punitive. Scientific studies have found that lockdowns and mask mandates were Stanford Review 15 Mar 2022
Mainstreaming a Murderer: Newsom and Progressive DAs Reduce Homicide Sentences Mimi St Johns 11 Mar 2022
Stanford Students React to Pence Speech With Disgust and Disrespect “Where’s the bathroom? I really need to take a sh*t.” “Would you rather have a gay son or a thot daughter?” “YOUR MOM’S A HO!!!” Remarks like Arman Sharma 2 Mar 2022
COVID Policies Push Stanford Students to the Right The beginning of the pandemic nearly two years ago exemplified the traits that separate liberals and conservatives. Those on the left spoke out in favor of mask mandates, online school, Julia Steinberg 28 Feb 2022
