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Home » Archives by category » NEWS » Student Life (Page 35)
Students can rank 180 housing picks for Draw
By Marianne LeVineFollowing the changes brought about by the Housing Master Plan last year, the Draw will again undergo some changes as students begin to rank their housing preferences for 2010-11, including…
NomCom seeks students to help pick new vice provost
By The Daily News StaffThe Nominations Commission is accepting applications from students interested in helping hire the new vice provost for undergraduate education.…
Nine students receive Deans’ Award
By The Daily News StaffNine students received the Deans’ Award for Academic Accomplishment from the deans of the Schools of Humanities and Sciences, Earth Sciences and Engineering on Wednesday...…
GSC reviews elections, funding bylaws
By Brianna PangWednesday's Graduate Student Council meeting was dominated by number crunching and funding concerns as council members debated next year's budget and the Funding Committee's proposed bylaw updates.…
Draw applications open today
By The Daily News StaffApplications to the 2010-11 housing draw—which will offer no less than 180 combinations of residences and room type options, according to Student Housing—open today.…
FACES welcomes delegates to campus conference
By Ivy NguyenDelegates from China and across the United States converged at Stanford this week to attend FACES’s 2010 conference on U.S.-China relations, entitled “On Common Ground.”…
Stanford ranked “Most Stressful College” by The Daily Beast
By Kabir SawhneyIn a report by The Daily Beast which was published last week amid fierce methodological criticism, Stanford was ranked as the most stressful college in the nation for undergraduate students.…
Marijuana legalization talk heats up
By Ellen HuetDriven by strong popular support and promises of increased tax revenue in a budget-strapped state, proponents of marijuana legalization in California may see their pipe dreams become reality this November...…
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