Why We Invited Scott Walker
On Tuesday, February 25, we will host 45th Wisconsin Governor and 2016 presidential candidate Scott Walker in the Geology Corner Auditorium 320-105 at 7PM (remember,
Chesa Boudin: San Francisco’s Lawless Revolutionary
Last month San Francisco got a new District Attorney, Chesa Boudin. The City-by-the-Bay’s new top prosecutor has made it his signature “policy” (if you
Stanford Versus Democrat Candidates of Color: A Shocking Pattern
In the last month, two Stanford alumni and Democrat candidates for President suspended their campaigns: U.S. Senator Cory Booker ‘91 and former Housing and
How Stanford Profits Off Addiction
Stanford is responsible for engineering the nation’s most widespread addiction, one that has damaged our ability to concentrate, sapped at our natural drive, and
Why Stanford protestors are right about India’s citizenship bill: a response
We write in response to a previous article in the Review entitled “Why Stanford protestors are wrong about India’s citizenship bill” by Neelay Trivedi
Does the Soleimani Strike Really Put ‘America First’?
On January 3, the U.S. killed Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani by a drone strike. Soon thereafter, thousands of memes appeared all over social
SSS Embraces Anti-Science Bunk for “Sustainability”
This Thursday, the esteemed Students for a Sustainable Stanford (SSS) will hold its annual Schneider Memorial Lecture. The guest is Dr. Vandana Shiva, whom SSS
Why Stanford protestors are wrong about India’s citizenship bill
Recently, the Indian government passed the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), which provides fast-track citizenship to religiously persecuted minorities from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Bangladesh belonging to
Stanford is a vocational school. There’s nothing wrong with that.
Why are YOU here? Let’s face it, no matter how much ex-vice provost Harry Elam’s attempts to convince us that “unicorns” symbolize intellectual
Stanford Daily Records Private Senate Meeting in Violation of California Law
As an Undergraduate Senator, I am deeply concerned that the Stanford Daily secretly recorded a private discussion between members of the Undergraduate Senate without the
A Response to the Daily: Yes, You Belong at Stanford
“He’s right where he belongs,” the prosecutor said when asked about my thirty-year cannabis sentence. These words haunted me as I sat in prison,
The Slow Death of Stanford’s Startup Culture
At age 19, Steve Jobs moved to India, converted to Zen Buddhism and seriously considered becoming a monk. At Apple, he liked to wash his
