Opinion The Rising Young Conservative Campus Subculture Perhaps their best features are the high standards Gen Z conservatives hold themselves to, like personal responsibility, which are reflected in their sense of style, the media they consume and the way they treat others. Cheyenne Kenney 29 Apr 2025
Opinion The Cool Kids Table — Top RSO's for Smart Right-Leaning Students at UC Berkeley Undisputed Kings of the Academy. Cameron Adair, Tuan Dinh Nguyen 15 Apr 2025
Book Review “Open Socrates” — The Gynecocratic Communist Tyranny of Agnes Callard Ok, Groomer. Christopher Outis 15 Apr 2025
Opinion Waste, Fraud, and Abuse — The Leftist Kabuki of Berkeley's ASUC Student government is a conformist theater and the show isn't even good. Arthur Feroyan 1 Apr 2025
News Stuart and Cliffe Knechtle Drop In on UC Berkeley "Christianity, if false, is of no importance, and if true, of infinite importance. The only thing it cannot be is moderately important." - C. S. Lewis John Paul Leon, The California Review 1 Apr 2025
Opinion On Apathy I cannot make people care any more than they do, only urge the great unthinking masses to consider the possibilities. Caidan Pilarski 1 Apr 2025
Podcast The California Review Presents — Curtis Yarvin in Conversation at UC Berkeley On Dec. 6th, 2024, The California Review invited computer and race scientist, political commentator, and former Berkeley student Curtis Yarvin to campus for a talk. The California Review 18 Dec 2024
Podcast On Liberalism With Stephen R. C. Hicks The California Review hosts philosopher Steven R. C. Hicks in conversation. The California Review 13 Dec 2024
Podcast Cynical Theories Revisited With James Lindsay Mathematician, author and provocateur extraordinaire James Lindsay joins The Cal Review to revisit his 2020 tome authored with Helen Pluckrose, Cynical Theories, and to discuss many things. The California Review 12 Dec 2024
Satire “Behold the Tolerant Left!” — An Interview with Turning Point Berkeley's John Paul Leon Turning Point Berkeley talks tomato juice and tolerance. John Paul Leon, The California Review 19 Nov 2024
Podcast The Hereditarian Revolution With Nathan Cofnas A conversation between Cal Review founder and Editor-in-chief and University of Cambridge philosopher Nathan Cofnas plus some thoughts on Friedrich Nietzsche. Christopher Outis, The California Review 19 Nov 2024
News Berkeley's Conservative Students Still Being Targeted — Is This Even News? Will harassment from ASUC cost UC Berkeley another settlement for their ongoing discrimination against conservative students? Jose Martinez, The California Review 4 Nov 2024
News Mom Army — An Oakland Vigil for America's Child Trafficking Crisis Local moms gather to raise awareness of 325,000 missing children. Tuan Dinh Nguyen, The California Review 4 Nov 2024
Opinion Dear Dreyfus — On Heidegger at Berkeley I had aspired to an education without a "Sieg Heil" but was coerced into declaring my pronouns. Christopher Outis 29 Oct 2024
Opinion What’s in a Name? — On Where We're From Bishop Berkeley's founding poem: "Verses On the Prospect of Planting Arts and Learning in America". Cameron Adair 29 Oct 2024
Satire The Ten-year Promise Did a secret deal between U.S. and Russian presidents lead to Ukraine's invasion? — a short story. Tuan Dinh Nguyen 29 Oct 2024
Opinion On Being Assaulted on Campus — The Targeting of Berkeley Conservatives Political violence and intolerance at Berkeley invariably go one way: toward the right. Tuan Dinh Nguyen, The California Review 27 Oct 2024
Satire Deconstructing Andronico's — Towards a Transformative Hermeneutics of Colonial Cucumbers In their commitment to diversity and inclusivity, Chicanx students intend to decolonize local grocer and welcome a neurodivergent trans tampon food cooperative to our community. Cameron Adair 27 Oct 2024
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