Professors analyze implications of guilty verdict in FTX trial
Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of now-bankrupt Futures Exchange Trading (FTX), was found guilty on all seven criminal charges against him last…
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COLLEGE administrators limit lecturers’ autonomy over curriculum
COLLEGE teaching fellows must now “strictly follow” the COLLEGE syllabus — lecturers were told not to express personal opinions following…
Shane Denson’s ‘Post-Cinematic Bodies’ redefines art’s role in the age of algorithms
On Monday, room 426 of Margaret Jacks Hall was packed to the brim with people eagerly waiting to hear Shane…
Sustainability school’s first year marked by innovation and controversy
The Doerr School of Sustainability opened its doors on Sept. 1, 2022, as the first new school founded at Stanford…
Police Blotter: Mezuzah theft and hit-and-run
This report covers a selection of incidents from Oct. 31 to Nov. 6, as recorded in the Stanford University Department…
Protestors interrupt APEC seminar on energy policy
“Say No to APEC” protestors interrupted a Wednesday seminar at Encina Hall on the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)’s impact on…
Demand for creative writing courses outpaces supply
It might seem that putting words to paper is hard, but for those interested in creative writing classes, it might…
Residents criticize R&DE’s use of gopher poison in Escondido Village
Families in Hulme, a graduate residence in Escondido Village, say they have been left panicked and confused after Residential &…
“Octobunk” stacks up fun at Stanford
In the early hours of Oct. 20, a group of around 20 freshmen assembled on the Oval, ready to begin…
‘Bring them home’: Bay Area community rallies on campus for hostages’ return
Dozens of students and Bay Area residents participated in a car parade on Saturday afternoon to call for the return…