In January 2021 the Hoover Institution launched a new project: an annual survey on the state of the union. The results of that first poll were summarized by the headline “Amid Our Divide Is Unity ...
A few weeks ago, Frankly Speaking asked the Stanford community to weigh in on the question: “What should the relationship between the Hoover Institution and Stanford look like going forward?” We ...
I’m Beginning to Think the Court-Packers Have Not Thought This Through New York Enters the Redistricting Wars Congress Should Say No to Funding the Ballroom A Chance to Reset Antitrust After Spirit ...
In late February, when the coronavirus had just begun to infiltrate the United States, Hoover Institution board members were reportedly given a grave yet subtle warning about the dire impacts the ...
"I believe we have an obligation to pass on the lessons we've learned so that future generations can study, learn and become better. Hoover has made this part of its mission, and I look forward to ...
As the remaining Republican presidential candidates debated at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Southern California Wednesday night, some at Stanford may have pondered, "What if?" The debate, ...
The Hoover Institution at Stanford University, where I'm now a Senior Fellow, has long offered up-to-5-year paid in-residence positions (with no teaching obligations) in various fields. This year, ...
Higher education has become an identity-laden monoculture in desperate need of reform. Conservative-leaning students and faculty are a minority on campuses, and far too many self-censor out of fear of ...
A t a recent Faculty Senate meeting, Stanford’s provost, Persis Drell, told professors that they shouldn’t think of the Hoover Institution as a separate entity — one that just happens to occupy a ...
On Monday, Stanford University took a step that might be career-shattering in almost any field except academia: It formally distanced itself from a faculty member. The faculty member is Scott Atlas, a ...
Or more specifically, Hoover soon was squaring off against a series of Stanford University presidents, culminating in a collision with the legendary and gifted Wallace Sterling (1947–68) in a ...
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