Editor's Note: The Review is Stanford's Counterculture
Ugh! Who needs those kooky libertarians and draconian conservatives at The Stanford Review. The Farm already copes with the Stanford College Republicans and the Hoover
Why Does Stanford Pursue Ties With Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia’s new technological academy, Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz College of Cyber Security, signed a memorandum of understanding last year with Stanford,
Editor's Note: What We Do at the Review
The position of a student journalist is in many respects a curious one. Those who have occupied the role I am vacating — and its equivalents
Parties and Immigration
A thought entered my brain watching the so-called “caravan” arrive at the San Ysidro Port of Entry: “This looks like freshmen trying to hop the
Does the American Flag Offend You? Stanford Thinks It Might
TLDR: An administrator encouraged Sigma Chi to take down the American flag flown in front of its house in order to improve its image on
The Reasons for Stanford's Administrative Bloat
Last week I wrote about the inane growth of Stanford’s non-teaching employee to student ratio and noted how this administrative bloat is a driver
Stanford's Administrative Bloat Is Out of Control
Stanford’s foremost problem is administrative bloat. The University employs 14,448 non-teaching employees, more than double the 6,769 it had on the payroll
Why We Invited Dinesh D'Souza
As the Associated Students of Stanford University courteously leaked last week, we plan to host Dinesh D’Souza at Stanford this winter. Contrary to the
Reflections on Pittsburgh, Anti-Semitism, and Jewish Peoplehood
On Saturday, Robert Bowers entered the Tree of Life Synagogue in the leafy Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh. The congregants were gathered not only for
Why Do We Need A "Director of Academic Freedom"?
The ASSU, regrettably, is at it again. “It” being something likely inconsequential, but which sounds bad. As the Stanford Daily reported earlier this month, the
Design Summer: The New Approach to Stanford Success
Straight A student in high school. 2350 on SAT. 5 APs. Was a varsity athlete and star debater. Did community service and wrote for the
Stanford Should Prioritize Americans Over International Students
[Author’s Note: I have retracted one sentence in a previous version of this article that inaccurately characterized some international students. I replaced this sentence
