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In a speech yesterday at George Mason University, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced her intention to rewrite existing guidance on investigating campus sexual assault under Title IX of the... Read More »

With the start of another Stanford football season underway, the Stanford community — students, faculty, staff, administrators and alumni — should take a long look at the NCAA monolith our school... Read More »

Congratulations on the near completion of your first year as Stanford’s president. Over the course of the past year, in numerous conversations, talks and statements, you have stated that Stanford... Read More »

Last week, we learned that our doctoral advisor Edith Sheffer, an assistant professor of modern European history here at Stanford, was denied tenure. We are shocked and saddened by this news and... Read More »

Everything terrible and sickening that happens back home feels intensely preventable. It also feels absurd and inexplicable. Read More »

Stanford’s coverage of the event dismembered Díaz’s talk. Nowhere in the article are any of the direct condemnations of Stanford and other institutions of privilege. Read More »

The figures released by Drell suggest that the unanimity requirement is distorting the pattern of outcomes as survivors actively avoid going through a hearing process that is slanted against them. Read More »

My family's story offers a stark example of how unbridled corporate money and power can undermine our government, and how pipelines not only infringe upon the environment, but our basic American... Read More »