In October of 2014, construction was set to begin for the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) on Mauna Kea, a dormant…
In 2014, unmarked Russian troops invaded and annexed the Crimean peninsula in southern Ukraine. The justification behind it, according to…
Pamela Karlan is a Professor of Constitutional Law at Stanford Law School and the co-director of the Supreme Court Litigation…
In a September 16 email addressed to the Stanford community, President Marc Tessier-Lavigne unveiled two proposals, designed by teams of…
The 2020 election cycle is in full swing with candidates campaigning all across the country. In addition to holding rallies…
Editor’s Note tanford Politics’ third and final magazine of the academic year—and my final magazine as an SP staffer—tackles an…
A little over a year ago, Stanford Politics Magazine published a cover story titled, “Fairly Normal and Routine,” which described…
Outgoing Faculty Senate Just over fifty years ago, the Academic Council at Stanford University created, for the first time, a…
“All around us in America is the clank-clank-clank of the new,” writes Anand Giridharadas in the prologue to his 2018…
t the end of each year, Stanford Politics highlights 10 undergraduates of impact, the Politicos. In the past, these Politicos…