Democracy Day returns to campus for third consecutive year
This Tuesday will mark Stanford’s third annual Democracy Day, a joint venture between the Haas Center for Public Service, Office…
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Students condemn lack of University action on Islamophobia as hate crime investigation continues over hit-and-run
Antisemitic messages were written in chalk on White Plaza Wednesday, near a pro-Palestine sit-in. The chalk messages were falsely assumed to…
Empty Shabbat table honors hostages in front of Old Union
A long dining table has stood in front of Old Union for more than a week, each of its empty…
Hit-and-run injures Arab Muslim student, incident under investigation as hate crime
A hit-and-run traffic incident targeting an Arab Muslim student was reported on campus Friday afternoon, according to an AlertSU from…
GSC debates solutions to exclusivity in student organizations
The Graduate Student Council (GSC) raised concerns about exclusivity in Stanford student organizations and the rise of competition in undergraduate…
Saller and Martinez speak on Israel-Gaza at Faculty Senate meeting
The Faculty Senate met for the third time this quarter at the Stanford Law School Thursday and addressed rising tensions…
UGS confirms new Nominations Commission members
The Undergraduate Senate (UGS) unanimously passed a bill confirming new members to the Nominations Commission (NomCom), the student commission responsible…
The most enrolled 2023 fall quarter courses: CS continues its reign
Computer science classes continue to comprise the courses with the highest enrollment for this fall quarter, according to the University’s…
Rising hate crimes reported on campus
Students reported multiple hate crimes to the Stanford University Department of Public Safety (SUDPS) over the past weeks, amid rising…
Stanford scientist wins Ig Nobel Prize for disease-detecting “smart toilet”
Former urology instructor Seung-min Park won an Ig Nobel prize for his work on the Precision Health toilet, a “smart…