Arguing For and Against Genetic Engineering

by Chris Seck

Harvard philosopher Michael Sandel recently spoke at Stanford on the subject of his new book, The Case against Perfection: Ethics in the Age of Genetic Engineering. He focused on the “ethical problems of using…

Stop Shaming Computer Science Majors

by Anna Mitchell

Neither White Nor Privileged: Stanford’s Minority Trump Supporters

By Berber Jin

Students for Justice in Palestine Linked to Terrorist Affiliate

by John Rice-Cameron

#AdmissionsDecisionsMatter: The Stanford Admissions Office’s Disturbing Concession

By John Rice-Cameron

The Impact of Darwinism

by Tristan Abbey

With the premiere of Ben Stein’s new movie, Expelled, many people are pondering the long-term impact of Darwinism on society. We touched base with two experts on the subject.
 Arguing that Darwinism has had a largely positive impact on society…

The Rural Minority Deserves to Be Heard at Stanford

By Kayley Miller

Why China Hates the Dalai Lama

by Chris Seck

Despite Chinese protests, President Bush presented the Dalai Lama with a Congressional Gold Medal on October 17. During the award ceremony, Bush praised the Dalai Lama as a “shepherd of the faithful and a keeper of the flame for his…

The Hypocrisy of the North Dakota Pipeline Protests

by Harry Elliott and John Luttig

It’s easy to oppose the pipeline. It’s harder to consider the consequences of not building it.