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When the Stanford College Republicans announced that they were bringing Dinesh D’Souza to campus, the response from the Jewish community on campus was swift and almost universally negative. It makes...

Once upon a time, Republicans could win statewide elections in California. In 2018, as the Republican Party becomes increasingly irrelevant in a state that once produced many of its most...

Throughout the country and on Stanford’s campus, calls for civility and dialogue across differences are ubiquitous. Many maintain that America’s greatest crises stem from online filter bubbles, the tendency to...

I must confess a dirty little secret: I absolutely love literary theory. That being said, I now recognize one essential fact: literary theory is incredibly elitist. We read books to...

One of my secret joys of visiting family on the East Coast is the journey to get there: six hours, distraction-free, with no choice but to be entertained by a...

In addition to many of the other concerns the late California fires have posed to the public, the health effects of the resulting smoke are among the most prominent. However,...

200,000 primary school teachers and an equal amount of soldiers to ensure the teachers’ safety — this was the CIA character Peter Quinn’s solution to what he perceived as Middle...

For three hours each Friday last spring, it was me and 15 other students at Arrillaga working our way around the Teaching Kitchen in our chef hats and closed-toed shoes,...