Does Stanford Understand The Importance of The Humanities?
Few university provosts, let alone those at places like Stanford, call the work of their institution “second-rate.” Yet that is how Provost Persis Drell described
In Refreshing Turn, Student Senate Champions Free Speech
Historically, The Review has had a tenuous relationship with the ASSU, Stanford’s student government. We’re often their most fervent critics when it comes
Listen to Actions, Not Words: Anti-Zionism Is No Excuse for Anti-Semitism
These past weeks, marred by a deadly shooting, the New York Times’ cartoon, and hundreds of rockets launched against Israeli civilians, have been incredibly difficult
What Anti-Semitism Is and Is Not: A Response to Stanford Jewish Voice for Peace
In an op-ed in Thursday’s edition of The Stanford Daily, the co-Presidents of Stanford Jewish Voice for Peace set out to “make some unequivocal
A Solution to Food Insecurity: Meal Swipe Sharing
Stanford students — especially graduate students — are struggling with mental health issues yet lack basic necessities. Last quarter our community lost two students to suicide. If
Affirmative Action: What Should We Do Instead?
Justice Sandra O'Connor’s legacy rests in her swing vote on the Supreme Court’s 2003 Grutter v. Bollinger decision, which cemented affirmative action. While
The Mueller Report and the State of Journalism
After 2.5 years and tens of millions of dollars, the Mueller investigation has finally come to an end. Attorney General William Barr composed a
The Real Scandal: Systemic Unfairness in College Admissions
The United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts busted a scandal yesterday that shocked the world of higher education. Head Coaches at Stanford, Yale,
Activists Misrepresent Facts to Kill Joe Lonsdale Event at Phi Psi
This week, Phi Kappa Psi canceled a dinner with Phi Psi alumnus and Palantir founder Joe Lonsdale (Lonsdale is a former editor-in-chief of The Review,
'Ship of Fools' and 'Conservatism' Review: Exploring the GOP's Future
Stanford students are drummed into believing that conservatism is a movement of racists, sexists, xenophobes, intolerants, homophobes, and bigots. A deeper dive into the movement,
In Defense of Billionaires: Why Abolishing Them Isn’t Progressive
Throughout the 2018 election season, Democrats campaigned on protecting Obamacare, enacting stricter gun laws, and passing anti-corruption legislation. For good reason, many expected a focus
The Stanford Marriage Pact: Sex, Data, and the Stories We Tell
When the Stanford Marriage Pact (SMP) took campus by storm last year, it was titillating in a literal sense. We might be ashamed to admit
