About
Stanford PoliticsThis is the Medium page for Stanford Politics, an award-winning, nonpartisan student newsmagazine.
Note from the editor
Founded in 2014, Stanford Politics (formerly, Stanford Political Journal), is Stanford’s only undergraduate publication devoted exclusively to politics. Our aim is to provide a forum for students to discuss, debate and learn about a wide range of political issues, from international affairs to campus politics. We are nonpartisan; we do not aim to promote any particular ideological agenda and our writers hail from across the political spectrum. This is our medium platform. Our main website is stanfordpolitics.org. To get in touch, email editor@stanfordpolitics.com.
Editors
Editor in Chief
Ruairí Arrieta-KennaFormer award-winning columnist at the Stanford Daily, Ruairí Alfredo Arrieta-Kenna is the Editor in Chief of Stanford Politics.
Writers
Ruru Hoong
Economics major, Computer Science and French minor at Stanford University. Blog: www.ruruhoong.com
Sebastian Alarcon
Sebastian is a junior majoring in Political Science and minoring in History. His interests include international security and political development.
Editor in Chief
Ruairí Arrieta-KennaFormer award-winning columnist at the Stanford Daily, Ruairí Alfredo Arrieta-Kenna is the Editor in Chief of Stanford Politics.
Vivan Malkani
Stanford University, Class of 2019. Interested in political philosophy, South Asia, the Middle East and environment policy.
David Cohen
David Cohen has written about Chinese politics and society as a journalist and editor of the Jamestown Foundation China Brief. Now finishing an MA at Stanford.
Tori Keller
@torkeller Stanford University, 2017. Interested in the Middle East, regional/sectarian conflict, governance, electoral politics, US foreign policy, GIS
Editor EMERITUS
Truman ChenMA Student in Stanford’s Modern Thought & Literature program. I specialize in modern Chinese history, critical theory, and film studies.
