50 years in the making: African and African American Studies program departmentalizes in January
The African and African American Studies (AAAS) program will become its own department in January, after 50 years of student…
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Police Blotter: Placing marks to terrorize and rape
This report covers a selection of incidents from Nov. 7 to Nov. 13 as recorded in the Stanford University Department…
Aiming for the three-peat: Ink Bowl 2023 preview
This Saturday, flashes of red and blue will trail behind the players of the most anticipated, prestigious and infamous collegiate…
Dispelling darkness: Stanford hosts annual DiwaliFest
The Stanford Hindu Students Association (HSA) hosted their annual DiwaliFest in Memorial Church (MemChu) Sunday, attracting a large congregation of…
SGWU initiates bargaining process with University
Stanford Graduate Workers Union (SGWU) rallied in White Plaza on Nov. 2 to celebrate the beginning of its bargaining process…
University introduces support groups for Jewish, Arab, Muslim and Palestinian students
Stanford President Richard Saller and Provost Jenny Martinez announced two new support groups and new campus safety measures in an…
Humans of Stanford: Meet Roberto Smith, one of campus’s viral dog walkers
Whether on the way to class in Wallenberg Hall, while working outside CoHo or scrolling through Fizz, students have probably…
Stanford reports steady growth in 2023 return on investment after 2022’s negative returns
Stanford announced a 4.4% return on investment in its Merged Pool for the 2023 fiscal year on Oct. 12. The…
Why a former Google executive is running for Congress
When Lexi Reese’s father lost his job, she said her family spiraled into chaos. He was a Sears employee whose…
Students stage ‘die-in’ in Main Quad to honor Palestinian lives lost
Around 150 people participated in a “die-in” organized by Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) in front of Memorial Church…