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May 21, 2023
Dragfest drew crowds with stunning performances from "RuPaul's Drag Race" alumni, members of the Stanford Drag Troupe and University administrators. The performances exemplified cultural consciousness, writes Linda Liu.
By Linda Liu
Jan. 12, 2024
Stanford is home to 531 Michaels — the most popular name on campus. What else can we learn from the names of Stanford?
By Jay Gupta
May 17, 2017
Stanford Seed, a Stanford University initiative created by Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) that proclaims to work toward ending “the cycle of global poverty,” is expanding its operations to India.
By Ariel Liu
April 4, 2017
Grammy Award-winning artist Zedd and music duo Broods will be performing at the Sixth Annual Frost Music & Arts Festival hosted by the Stanford Concert Network (SCN) on Saturday, May 20.
By Ariel Liu
March 10, 2017
In its last meeting of winter quarter, the Faculty Senate briefly addressed the Trump administration’s newly revised executive order on immigration, passed a resolution in support of liberal arts education and previewed the freshman year report.
By Ariel Liu
Jan. 10, 2017
Pierson will advise President Tessier-Lavigne on initiatives and executive duties and meet with stakeholders.
By Ariel Liu
Feb. 22, 2018
We, the undersigned members of Stanford Law School, write to protest the invitation of Charles Murray to speak on campus.
Oct. 3, 2016
In a new breakthrough in the ongoing fight against Zika virus, researchers at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory has determined how the structure of protein crystals produced by bacteria might be modified to combat the mosquitoes that carry Zika, according to SLAC’s press release.
By Ariel Liu
Sept. 28, 2016
The Mentor A Peer program, offered through VPUE, gives upperclassmen the opportunity to share their Stanford experiences with underclassmen.
By Ariel Liu
April 4, 2016
Issues such as prospective alcohol bans, student group funding, Senate’s transparency with students and dialogue among students were all prominent at a series of debates between 15 of the 38 ASSU Undergraduate Senate candidates. The candidates met in met in the basement of Memorial Auditorium for four sets of hour-long debates, which were co-hosted and moderated by The Stanford Daily and KZSU, who broadcasted the event on Friday.
May 31, 2016
Stanford’s video game society Low Battery launches Full Power, a new video game mentorship program, and talks potential game development initiative.
By Ariel Liu
April 7, 2016
In a race for sponsorships, the Stanford Solar Car Project (SSCP) must search for other sources of funding as long-time supporter Volkswagen renegotiates financial support.
By Ariel Liu
April 28, 2016
In response to the Board of Trustees’ Monday statement of refusal to divest from the fossil fuel industry, Fossil Free Stanford (FFS) held a protest rally Wednesday in front of Memorial Church.
By Ariel Liu
Feb. 24, 2016
On Tuesday night, the 23rd meeting of the 17th Undergraduate Senate invited the chief of the Stanford Police Department to give a guest talk on the role of officers on campus and discussed funding.
By Ariel Liu
May 17, 2016
A recent petition released by the Stanford Review demands a veteran liaison on the ASSU Executive Cabinet, but military-affiliated students say it isn't a concern for them.
By Ariel Liu
April 8, 2016
As students carry out their civic duties this week, they will notice a referendum on the elections ballot for a new Campus Climate Survey.
By Ariel Liu
April 25, 2016
Madeleine Lippey ‘18 is out to reshape the conversation around sexual violence on campus. Last Saturday, she worked with an array of cosponsors to host the Fearless Conference, which provides a centralized and safe space for Stanford students to discuss topics surrounding sexual violence, including masculinity, sex education, survivor support and Title IX policies.
By Ariel Liu
April 20, 2016
Several freshmen dorms’ resident fellows express disapproval of the Peer Health Educators (PHEs) program’s wage system by refusing to hire PHEs for their dorms next year. The following dorms will no longer have PHEs: Arroyo, Cedro, FroSoCo, Junipero, Larkin and Twain.
By Ariel Liu
