In an engaged and occasionally bizarre debate on Monday night at the CoHo, this year’s three ASSU Executive candidate slates discussed and sparred over supporting mental health initiatives on campus, increasing student feedback in administrative decisions and improving the reputation of the ASSU.
The Stanford Storytelling project produces a radio show on KZSU, sponsors courses focused on the art of storytelling, hosts events and provides grants for undergraduate students to create oral storytelling projects.
Many dining hall employees moonlight as students. Some don’t feel that Stanford Residential and Dining Enterprises encourages pursuing a degree, while others say managers are flexible when it comes to student commitments.
Employees at the Coffee House(CoHo) braced for the worst when they first heard that a new Starbucks was opening just doors down from their long-standing Tresidder location.
As Stanford commemorates the 50th anniversary of Tresidder Union this year, the University has begun re-examining the state of the student unions, questioning whether the… Continue Reading »
Behind the bustle of the CoHo however, lies a tumultuous past.
The undergraduate student body elected 13 freshmen and two sophomores to the ASSU Undergraduate Senate, election commissioner Adam Adler ’13 announced Saturday at a results party held at the CoHo Saturday.
And, with only that warning, you realize your one-on-one time must come to an end. There is a third party on the scene.