A few weeks ago, an Academic Senate committee at UC San Diego shocked the country with a report on the rapidly declining math ...

Wendy Mao, Stanford’s Earth Sciences Chair and Deputy Director of Stanford’s Institute for Materials and Energy Sciences at ...

Three days ago, the New York Times reported that offshore cryptocurrency exchange Binance is being sued by the families of ...

Last week, the Review wrote about the rise of groyperism at Stanford and strategies to address it. Two acts of antisemitic vandalism—one right-coded, one left-coded—confirmed what we feared.

Groyperism is an extremist internet ideology that centers around antisemitism, an implacable desire to burn the system, and unintellectual, soundbite discourse. As horseshoe theory predicts, it’s a ...

A new wave has swept across West Africa, and we, the West, would be foolish not to read it for what it is. In the past few years, three francophone countries in the Sahel—the dry region just below the ...

Last spring, we took CS 224R: Reinforcement Learning, one of the year’s most popular classes, taught by Professor Chelsea Finn. Her lab revolutionized modern AI, pioneering inventions like ...

At the southwestern edge of Stanford University lies what was once its crowning jewel: Lake Lagunita, an artificial lake that seasonally emerges with California’s winter rains. In its heyday, the lake ...

Robert Wallace is the Chief Executive Officer of the Stanford Management Company (SMC), where he oversees Stanford’s $47.7 billion investment portfolio. Wallace took the helm in 2015 after serving as ...

On November 13th, political scientist Colin Kahl was appointed as the Director of Stanford’s Freeman Spogli Institute (FSI) for International Studies. Looking beyond his misconduct, Kahl’s involvement ...

I thought we were through with land acknowledgments. But then again, I thought we were through with socialism, so what do I know? On Wednesday, the Stanford Undergraduate Senate (UGS) signed a ...