Opinion FMOTQ: Excellent Sheep, Poor Romantics What makes Stanford more than a mere mimetic imitation of other “elite institutions” is its irreverent and “quirky” student body. We break free from the prudish strictures of the East Thomas Adamo, Bethany Lorden 2 Feb 2024
EXCLUSIVE: Stanford Jewish “Safe Housing” Vandalized With Pro-Palestine Graffiti, No Stanford Response Between the night of November 9th and the morning of November 10th, a Jewish student’s residence in University safe housing was vandalized with graffiti reading “FREE PALESTINE.” The student, Julia Steinberg 31 Jan 2024
Opinion Remember Kyiv In the spring of 2022, a scrappy Ukrainian army pulled off the greatest military upset of the twenty-first century. We would all do well to remember it. John R. Puri 25 Jan 2024
Breaking News Stanford GSB Rejects Defense Tech Club: Yes to Improv Theater, No to National Security The 1960s were a profoundly turbulent time in American history: The Cold War almost turned hot as American-allied planes flew over the Bay of Pigs, and the risk of nuclear Abhi Desai, Elsa Johnson 23 Jan 2024
Satire The Stanford Review Demands More Change Recently, the Palestinian activists staging a sit-in in White Plaza released a list of demands for the University, including round-trip airfare to Gaza upon the signing of a ceasefire. Not Stanford Review 20 Dec 2023
Opinion Stanford Ignores Students’ Rising Cost of Living Stanford is one of the most geographically unique campuses in America. It is the sixth largest by land area and situated in the Bay Area, one of the most expensive Jon Hartley 18 Dec 2023
Opinion Stanford’s Abysmal Bike Record Moving around campus ought to be easy, but an overpriced bike shop with shoddy service along with non-existent theft protection combine to produce countless headaches for students. Aadi Golchha 11 Dec 2023
Breaking News While Stanford Condemns Calls for Genocide, Magill Resigns and Betting Markets Predict Ousting of Penn, Harvard, and MIT Presidents Stanford’s approach to the Israel-Hamas war has put the University in the news for all the wrong reasons. But now, it seems like Stanford is a beacon of light Dylan Rem, Elsa Johnson 9 Dec 2023
Breaking News Stanford's Role in Suppressing Speech Censorship is dead. Long live censorship! A recent report led by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan reveals the Department of Homeland Security created a Stanford University “disinformation” team to Elsa Johnson 7 Dec 2023
Opinion The Death of the STEM Section You know the drill. It's Thursday, 11:30 AM. You chose this time for section because you didn’t think it was too early, but rolling out of Thomas Adamo 6 Dec 2023
Opinion Abolish the Stanford Graduate Workers Union Students voted for the Union believing it would represent their interests, but the SGWU has revealed itself to be a mere leftist advocacy group. Joe Amato 5 Dec 2023
Breaking News Announcing the Volume LXVII Print Edition Two weeks ago, for the first time since the pandemic, the Stanford Review released a print edition. Containing a 20-page collection of the most insightful and impactful articles from the Stanford Review 28 Nov 2023
Opinion You Are Entitled To Nothing: Deconstructing America’s Entitlement Crisis Jack Komaroff 21 Nov 2023
Breaking News The 2020 Stanford Blacklist In the midst of the chaos that defined 2020—the early stages of the pandemic and widespread BLM riots—students at Stanford were at home for a quarter of remote Josiah Joner 16 Nov 2023
Opinion Shackled Stanford’s Regulatory Demise When describing Stanford to others, I always compare it to one place: Disneyland. Just like the theme park, Stanford’s picturesque campus grounds are perfectly maintained at all times, from Dylan Rem 10 Nov 2023