Op-Eds

On Monday, 375 students and faculty members rallied in front of the Office of the President and the Provost. Since then, between 80 and 100 students have been sitting in, camped in tents surrounding... Read More »

In recent weeks, a number of questions have been raised about Stanford’s implementation of the recommendations of the Provost’s Task Force on Sexual Assault Policies and Practices, the... Read More »

I would like to comment on the situation unfolding at many of America’s universities. My father was a white man born in Kingston, Pennsylvania and my mother is a black woman born in Kingston,... Read More »

Stanford University announced today that it would expand its definition of sexual assault to include all non-consensual sexual acts. This change brings Stanford into line with the definition used by... Read More »

4 November 2015 Dear President Hennessy and the Board of Trustees, As faculty of Stanford University, we write to request an answer to our letter of March 2014 (http://www.stanfordfacultydivest.org/).... Read More »

My 40th Stanford reunion was big fun! What a thrill it was to see familiar faces and chat with newfound friends. I participated in the first ever Flash Mob Dance with joy and spirit as our class... Read More »

President Barack Hussein Obama’s election marked a new “Morning in America.” Not because he is black, but because he is different, and authentic. His importance to me — as an irreligious... Read More »

What a tiresome thing it is to read, some 50 years after the cultural left’s initial paroxysm and nearly 30 after it dealt a final insult to Stanford’s humanities core curriculum, so reckless an... Read More »