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Stanford Residential & Dining Enterprises recently used AI to change the races of the students it included in its advertisements. AI was also used to noticeably slim down and alter students' faces.On his journey to campus, Stanford student Billy Ramirez '

"I would rather kill myself than row another year here."Current and former members of Stanford's men's rowing team say head coach Ted Sobolewski and associate head coach John Pojednic, at Stanford since 2019 and 2023, have built a program defined by physi

A whistleblower has provided the non-public foreign funding disclosures of Stanford University to the Stanford Review. For the first time, the public will have access to the names of Chinese state-backed entities and individuals funding Stanford.Stanford

Apoorv Agrawal is a Partner at Altimeter Capital, where he leads the firm's investments in artificial intelligence and software. He has backed some of the defining companies of the AI supercycle, including OpenAI, Glean, Revolut, and Baseten. Raised betwe

Stanford's club funding provides $204,000 to Muslim student groups, which represent only 2% of the campus, while the Catholic community, which represents 23% of the campus, receives only $20,000. Sex and fetish organizations receive roughly as much as all

Kevin Warsh, former ASSU Chair, Stanford Review alumnus, and a Stanford Public Policy major, has been confirmed as the 17th chair of the Federal Reserve. Warsh earned his J.D. from Harvard Law School before transitioning from the M&A department at Morgan

Warning: This article contains explicit sexual content.This week was "Sex Week" at Stanford. This was not a traditional sex-ed class; indeed, very little, if any, of sex week focused on consent or contraception. Instead, students were offered displays on

The Political Tide Turns at StanfordMarriage Pact, Stanford's online matching platform, has released its aggregated data from the 2025-26 cycle, covering 4,177 submissions. Its annual questionnaire asks students about academic interests, professional ambi

Warren Buffett said two years ago that the stock market was becoming increasingly "casino-like". He and his longtime business partner, Charlie Munger, argued that market speculation solely for quick profits, without regard for the value of underlying asse

Stanford is not the safe choice. Every elite university will promise you community, intellectual rigor, and friendships that last a lifetime. Most of them will deliver, but Stanford offers something none of them can: The future is actually being built her