GSC passes bills supporting affirmative action and election reform
The Graduate Student Council (GSC) unanimously passed two joint resolutions on affirmative action and Associate Students of Stanford University (ASSU)…
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Sarah Church to step down as vice provost for undergraduate education
Sarah Church will step down at the end of fall quarter after over three years as vice provost for undergraduate…
Richard Saller inaugurated as president
Richard Saller was officially inaugurated as Stanford president Monday afternoon, during a private ceremony that was not officially announced to…
Stanford suspended a lecturer for ‘identity-based targeting.’ Here’s what students say happened.
Ameer Hasan Loggins, a non-faculty instructor of COLLEGE 101, is “not currently teaching” after being reported for “identity-based targeting of…
Assistant Secretary Geoffrey Pyatt says China is sole U.S. adversary
Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources Geoffrey Pyatt projected a 50% growth in American export capacity by 2026 and…
Campus Wi-Fi performs at par or above FCC recommendations
Managing a Wi-Fi network is like bringing cake to the office, wrote Aditi Bartl, director of strategic communications for Stanford…
Housing affordability issues persist for postdocs
Joy McKenna would not be a postdoctoral scholar at Stanford if she could not rely on a partner for financial…
Police Blotter: Armed robbery, assault and grand theft
This report covers a selection of incidents from Oct. 10 to Oct. 16, as recorded in the Stanford University Department…
Individual shot near El Camino and Palm Drive, AlertSU reports
An individual residing in a tent in the grove area reported that she was shot by an unknown assailant at…
Research advances understanding of brain disorders
Stanford researchers made significant headway in isolating and understanding genes that lead to developmental disorders — helping to accelerate drug…