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On Art, Activism, and Rainbow Mohawks
by Holly Fetter, ’13 + Jonathan Fetter-Vorm, ’06 I had always imagined Stanford to be a particularly radical place. Back in the days when the closest I came to activism was wearing an Obama pin through...
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The United States is the greatest threat to its own national security
by Kristian Davis Bailey, ’14 This post originally published at Kristian’s personal website, “With a ‘K.’” After yesterday’s presidential debate on foreign policy, can we talk about how the United...
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Stanford Students Protest Gaza Offensive, Demand Student Action & University...
by a coalition of students concerned about the siege on Gaza Stanford students, faculty and alumni will gather at White Plaza Friday, November 16 at noon to sit in solidarity with the residents of...
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Student activism, Stanford STAND, and a brief intro into the conflict in...
by Caity Monroe, M.A. student in the African Studies program This op-ed is by no means a complete account of the recent conflict in eastern Congo, but is instead intended to engage the Stanford campus...
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Mourning Our Murders
by K. Blaqk, ’14 This piece originally appeared on K. Blaqk’s personal blog, Blaqkliberation. Mourning and demanding a new system do not need to be – nor should they be – separate. At issue today (more...
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Thoughts on Our National Grief in the Wake of Newtown
by Erika Kreeger, ’15 My family and I were watching the 49ers’ football game last week when, like all major networks, the coverage switched to the President’s address to roughly 1,000 members of the...
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THE MORAL FABRIC IS INSIDE OUT! : What CIA Chief Petraeusʼ Resignation...
by ABCrane, former Stanford employee In November, CIA chief David Petraeus allegedly resigned due to his guilt over engaging in an extra marital affair. “After being married for over 37 years”,...
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Rachel Maddow returns to Stanford: Activism, Arguments and the American Military
by Leslie Wu, PhD candidate Rachel Maddow came to the Stanford campus today, almost twenty years after graduating with an undergraduate degree in public policy (BS ’94). At Memorial Auditorium,...
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Classes Related to Peace and Justice at Stanford, Spring Quarter 2013
by Cole Manley, ’15 In 1985, a Peace Studies Task Force comprised of faculty and students compiled a list of over 100 courses at Stanford that related to peace. Such is the nature of the field of peace...
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Protest War Criminal General Petraeus
by Emma Wilde Botta ‘14 and Cole Manley ‘15 On Friday, March 14, Stanford is hosting General David Petraeus, former commander of the “International Security Assistance Force” in Afghanistan and former...
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Stanford Says No To War is now Students for Alternatives to Militarism!
by Atticus Christensen, ‘15 + Dan Walls, Graduate Student Stanford Says No To War recently voted to change its name to Students For Alternatives to Militarism. Since its inception in 2008, Stanford...
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