Oliver’s decision to medically retire comes at a time when the full damage done by concussions is just beginning to be fully understood, and her decision may become a more common one among student athletes across the nation.

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Marino became a driver for Peninsula Sanitary Services Inc. (PSSI) at the age of 19.

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In an auditorium in the Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge at Stanford Hospital, 13 custodians from the Stanford School of Medicine and Stanford Hospital and Clinics sit in a semicircle to talk. Some of them are new employees, hired just weeks ago. Others have been working at Stanford for 21, 27 or even 37 years. Whether they’re veterans or rookies, however, they all agree: There’s never been a worse time to be a custodian at the hospital.

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The traditional lines of defense for student freedoms are eroding.

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"Nobody wants to talk about sexual assault and nobody wants to hear it exists."

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Glass played various clips from different broadcast shows throughout the two-hour presentation and drew a sharp line of contrast between “mainstream” media outlets and his work at TAL.

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The new deadline is 11:59 PM on Monday, Nov. 5

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A sprinkler went off in Storey House shortly before 1 a.m. Monday morning, flooding several rooms and displacing all 52 residents for the night. Nine students will be temporarily relocated until their rooms are repaired.

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The fire alarm was triggered before 1:00 a.m. last night at Storey House.

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"Law is the power we have to protect the weak and oppressed against the strong,” Fatou Bensouda, chief prosecutor for the International Criminal Court (ICC) of the United Nations, told a crowded Hewlett Auditorium.

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Happy July 4th everybody. Have fun, stay safe.

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Starbucks in Tresidder | According to several sources, Starbucks will open in Tresidder Union when construction is finished in the space, located between the main dining area and the Student Store. The Office of Student Affairs and Residential Dining and Enterprises have declined to confirm or comment. Nneka Ogwumike continues success in WNBA | The recent…

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Most popular major, Shayne Skov and death in Mexico.

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The happenings of Wednesday, June 27.

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The happenings of Tuesday, June 26.

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Headlines from Monday, June 25.

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Akash Dube, a freshman from Dubai, died Friday, May 11, due to complications from Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). The Arroyo resident spent most of winter and spring quarter in Stanford Hospital and the M.D. Anderson Cancer Research Center in Houston, Texas.

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The University’s failure to foster a campus dialogue about mental health or mental illness is appalling.

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Michele Dauber, Stanford law professor and co-chair of the Judicial Affairs Committee, made misleading statements to an assembly of student representatives last Wednesday regarding the new Alternative Review Process (ARP) for sexual assault cases on campus. ASSU Senator Ben Laufer ‘12 said at the Senate’s Tuesday meeting, at which Dauber was not present, that he felt she “misled to the point where she even actually might have lied to us.” Laufer later apologized for saying Dauber may have lied.

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Robbie Zimbroff ’12 and William Wagstaff ’12, two co-term students, won the race for ASSU Executive with 87% of the vote, announced elections commissioner Adam Adler ’13 on Saturday evening.

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Campus has erupted over the past 36 hours in a firestorm of commentary on the actions and subsequent criticisms-turned-attacks on ASSU Vice President and Executive candidate Stewart MacGregor-Dennis ‘13.

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ASSU Vice President and current Executive candidate Stewart MacGregor-Dennis ‘13, along with a friend whom he declined to name, has paid for over $2,000 of personal and ASSU-related services through an ODesk account, including one task that involved giving access to student names and emails to third-party contractors to aggregate the data.

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Tonight at 6:30 in The CoHo, the candidates for ASSU Executive will be answering questions about their platforms. In addition to full coverage for tomorrow, we’ll be live blogging the entire thing at our new ASSU blog, so check it out if you can’t attend.

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