Op-Eds

As former elected resident representatives, we have heard repeatedly from our co-residents at Stanford that the costs of housing and child care are becoming untenable. Read More »

The situation at Forbes signals a broader concern: The interests of students are deliberately left out of the decision-making process in favor of market analyses to generate profit. Read More »

Anonymous forums, misused as they have been, can be a good alternative space for dialogue that complements the campus norm. Because of this, we should be trying to use anonymity in civil, productive... Read More »

I’m giving again to Stanford now. Why, you ask? Because Stanford produces results; it transforms people and the world; and its students, faculty and staff inspire me. And I want to be part of that,... Read More »

The lessons this history teaches are that houses are imperfect and divided, and do change. I hope that you and the Stanford community--including the active SAE brethren--will take these to heart. Read More »

As Stanford students and alumni, we are poised for success. We have a powerful and impressive network of connections. We have a degree that tells the world that we are capable of handling what it... Read More »

LGBT inclusion is one issue, among others, that some students and faculty have still struggled with in the athletic community. At StAAT, we’ve worked hard to shed light on this issue that has... Read More »

I am the student who was subjected to “intimidating and retaliatory conduct” based on a “false belief that [I] had reported Title IX concerns” whose experience was cited by the University in... Read More »