Students face falling dollar

Weak dollar makes for tight budgets for students abroad
By Salone Kapur
NEWS| Students studying abroad are confronting higher prices and tighter budgets because of the weak value of the dollar abroad.

Scholarship memorializes Morsette

By Veronica Landa
NEWS| A scholarship established in memory of Maurice “Mo” Morsette will help a male Native student from Morsette’s hometown of New Town, ND, afford a college education.

Univ. plans new arts district

By Julianne Stern
NEWS| “We’re very much pushing out of the space we’re in already,” said Kristine Samuelson, chair of the Department of Art and Art History.

Officials offer int’l viewpoint

By Mohammad Ali
NEWS| Two foreign officials articulated their vision of the role the United States’ next president will play in global affairs.

Students celebrate Israel Pride Week

By Brian Andrew
NEWS| Lexi Shechtel ‘10, co-president of the SIA and joint organizer of Israel Pride Week, said the event was organized to be a joyous remembrance of Israel’s independence and an opportunity to expose the Stanford community to a side of Israel that they usually do not see on the nightly news.

Police Blotter

By Shelley Gao
NEWS| n Between 8 and 11 p.m., the victim’s unlocked bike was stolen from the Sigma Nu Fraternity during a party.