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Western Civilization Makes The ASSU Ballot

The Review‘s petition to reinstate a two-quarter Western Civilization requirement for undergraduates has now qualified for the spring elections ballot.

Frederik Groce Resigns from SSE

On Wednesday morning, the ASSU Executive and Stanford Student Enterprises Chair announced to the Undergraduate Senate that Frederik Groce, CEO of SSE and

Stanford Plans Ban on Hard Alcohol in Dorms

Stanford plans Wednesday to announce a ban on hard alcohol in University dorms.

SLE Founder Calls For Western Civilization, Defends “Intellectual Combat” Rather Than Safe Spaces

Mark Mancall, Professor Emeritus of History at Stanford and founder of Structured Liberal Education (SLE), yesterday surprised a group of

Vice Provost for Student Affairs, ASSU Executives Weigh In On FMOTQ

Replies from Greg Boardman and the ASSU Execs on FMOTQ.

Parents’ Weekend Sees Chalk Wars Escalate

The battle over divestment from Israel continues, and this time it’s being fought with chalk.

Full Moon On The Quad: An Open Letter From The Class of 2017 Presidents

Last year's FMOTQ planners weigh in on Stanford's proposal to cut ties with the event.

Stanford Drops Financial and Administrative Support of FMOTQ

FMOTQ "will no longer be supported financially or administratively by Stanford".

FLIP Publishes Misleading Statement on Member’s Suspension

A screenshot of FLIP’s chatroom reveals their public statements to be dubious.

Stanford Low-Income Advocacy Group Suspends Member On Suspicion Of Writing Review Article

On Tuesday evening, the Stanford First-Generation Low Income Partnership (FLIP) suspended a freshman in SLE from its leadership team communications channel,

One Coin to Rule Them All?

Bitcoin’s true social value is making people aware of the choices they can exercise.

Bipartisanship Elusive at Panel on Bipartisanship

Stanford's "Ethics in Democracy" event produced a discussion on bipartisanship that showcased polarization right, left, and center.

Government 3.0

A Stanford in Government event illustrated the potential for technology to advance public policy.

A Local Battle For The Radical Soul

On Tuesday night, the Stanford chapter of the International Socialist Organization kicked off 2016.

Stanford Finds “No Basis” For Title IX Case Against Joe Lonsdale, Lifts Campus Ban

A statement by Stanford University spokeswoman Lisa Lapin confirms that Joe Lonsdale’s ten year ban from campus has been revoked

Niall Ferguson Joins Hoover Institution Full Time

Niall Ferguson, one of the world’s most renowned historians and public intellectuals, will be transitioning from his position as Laurence

Senator’s Absence Sparks ASSU Chaos

A new Stanford Senator’s decision to take a leave of absence has created constitutional uncertainty, as the Undergraduate Senate elected

Band Releases Statement on Title IX Investigation

On May 15, Stanford’s Organization Conduct Board and Title IX Office announced the results of an investigation into several alleged

Swastikas Defacing SAE Fraternity

This is an ongoing story. We will keep our readers informed as we learn more about the incident. On April

Office of Community Standards Responds to CS106A Honor Code Violations

The Stanford Review has been following developments on the CS106A Honor Code Violations. Given the size of the concerns, the