Pre-med advising fails to meet student needs
Students find that while UAR pre-med advisers provide useful resources for logistical questions, their lack of personal experiences as pre-med undergraduates is a setback.
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Social Dance class deals with gender disparity
Social Dance 1, one of Stanford’s most popular introductory dance classes, was forced to reopen its doors this fall after reaching full capacity to correct a gender imbalance of 17 more males than females.
Class of 2016 no longer Confessing from Stanford
It has been less than two weeks since the Class of 2016 descended on the Farm. In the midst of choosing classes, registering bikes and checking out the first fraternity parties, a few freshmen have found the time to do one more thing: close down the admissions advice blog they started back in June.
Alcohol-free social programming increased
Cardinal Nights, the Office of Alcohol Policy and Education (OAPE) effort to provide and promote alcohol-free social events, is entering its sophomore year with an eye toward increasing programming and student outreach.
Stanford Researchers Develop Wireless Cardiac Technology
New wireless technology developed by Stanford researchers could eliminate the need for batteries in implantable medical devices.
Students react negatively to new Summer Session alcohol policy
Despite administrators’ claims that the new policy will lead to a safer environment for students to live in, there is fear the policy is doing the exact opposite.
Summer Session bans hard alcohol on campus
Assistant Dean of Stanford Summer Session Jess Matthews warned students that the storage or consumption of hard liquor would not be tolerated in dorms during the summer.
Ravalations: Why YOU should have a column
I realized that I did have one piece of advice left that I wanted to shout from the rooftops, something I wanted to say to every single student on Stanford’s campus: You should write a column.