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Co-President Emily Villa sat down with youth activ

Co-President Emily Villa sat down with youth activist Rebekah Bruesehoff to discuss online activism and her story with it. Click the link in our bio to read the full story.

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✍️: Emmanuel Nwalozie

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✍️: Maximilian Razmjoo

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✍️: Yug Patel

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✨kinda chic✨ to be SPR

✨kinda chic✨ to be SPR

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“SPR is officially partnering with ChallengeUS, a

“SPR is officially partnering with ChallengeUS, a non-profit organization working to increase youth civic engagement through running global competitions for students to tackle real-world issues and earn scholarship prizes. As Stanford’s only multi-partisan political review, we are committed to underscoring civic engagement across campus and beyond. This makes ChallengeUS’s mission pertinent to our own. ChallengeUS’s Winter 2025 competition, held in partnership with Climate Cardinals, drew nearly 400 submissions from young people worldwide on how they plan to confront climate change. A full report compiled by ChallengeUS in March of 2026 will be available on our website, with more insight into the winners of the competition.”

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✍️: Mila Wagner-Sanchez

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Thank you to the Stanford Political Review’s Sprin

Thank you to the Stanford Political Review’s Spring 2026 Executive Board! Stay tuned for what’s ahead next year!

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✍️: Emmanuel Nwalozie

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✍️: Dara Drake & Victoria Li

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What does linear algebra have to do with employmen

What does linear algebra have to do with employment after AGI? Vish Karthikeyan, in Installment II of the series, Humanity’s Most Important Argument: 4 Ideas that Matter for Getting AI Policy Right, asks, “How many years until we have the right to be lazy?” Read the full story clicking the link in our bio.

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Lutnick’s comments are ultimately self-contradicto

Lutnick’s comments are ultimately self-contradictory. On one hand, he is encouraging foreign capital into the U.S., on the other hand, he is defending an economic agenda that is based upon a distrust of reliance on foreign resources, an anonymous submission writes. Click the link in our bio or go to stanfordpoliticalreview.org to read the full story.

In the recent Supreme Court case that ended racial

In the recent Supreme Court case that ended racial gerrymandering, Kagan’s dissent ends with a scathing criticism of the majority and the procedures they chose to abandon in their decision: “I dissent because the Court betrays its duty to faithfully implement the great statute Congress wrote. I dissent because the Court’s decision will set back the foundational right Congress granted of racial equality in electoral opportunity. I dissent.”
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✍️: Leslie Maribel Bravo
Edited by: Evan Kim

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It seems like there is an assassination attempt on

It seems like there is an assassination attempt on President Trump every other week. And what’s with all the political violence now? The odd truth is that many Americans believe these attempts are staged. Whether they actually are is beside the point, Amber and Evan argue.

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✍️: Amber Bansal and Evan Kim
Edited by: Emily Villa

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China may have been more economically isolated fro

China may have been more economically isolated from the West before Deng Xiaoping’s reforms in the ‘80s, but you could reach the rest of the world if you knew where to look. Ningbo was a gateway to the world from which countless shipping and trading corporations sprouted. As skyscrapers sprouted around the city, its port continued to operate as it had for centuries before. Today, the city remains a hub for companies exporting luxury goods to wealthy international consumers.
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✍️: Peter Bennett
Edited by: Noune Kachichyan and Emily Villa

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At 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday night, about 20 undergra

At 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday night, about 20 undergraduates gathered in a lecture hall for a moderated discussion and question-and-answer session from a panel of immigration experts hosted by the Stanford Political Union. What happened next may surprise you.

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✍️: Madeleine Jones
Edited by: Emily Villa and Nason Li

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In Mastery and Drift: Professional-Class Liberals

In Mastery and Drift: Professional-Class Liberals Since the 1960s, Brent Cebul and Lily Geismer compile a collection of essays examining the development and practice of the so-called “professional class liberalism” that replaced the New Deal Order after its collapse in the 1960s.

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✍️: Elyse Hwang
Edited by: Evan Kim

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