Editor’s Note ur second magazine of the academic year comes to you a bit later than expected, but we hope…
“When I was a kid growing up on campus,” Stanford Provost Persis Drell recalls, “my memory of Hoover in 1971…
In 1982, Detroit’s automobile industry had begun to feel the effects of increased globalization. Imports of Japanese automobiles posed a…
Aside from prevailing as one of the few universities to have an official glossary for campus lingo (just for those…
Zuzana Čaputová was elected as the fifth President of Slovakia on Saturday, March 30, and as the first woman elected…
During the late twentieth century, Northern Ireland underwent a period of ethno-nationalist conflict known as The Troubles. Violence continually erupted…
Editor’s Note little under a year and a half ago, we at Stanford Politics released our first magazine. The day…
At an Oxford University conference on human dignity held earlier this year, Dr. Paul Fiddes, a professor of systematic theology,…
t’s a Saturday at Terman Fountain, and the brothers of Delta Tau Delta are pregaming the Stanford football game. Red…
In July 2013, my house was burglarized. The event left me with recurring nightmares and my family with a long…