Feinstein retains Senate seat against de Leon
Senator Dianne Feinstein ’55, D.-Calif., retained her chair in Tuesday’s midterm elections against former California State Senator Kevin de Leon, D., in what has been reported as her fifth and...
Residential Education updates guidelines for addressing “high-risk behavior” surrounding alcohol and drug use
Residential Education (ResEd) will now more formally define what constitutes “high-risk behavior” under its substance use policies. Despite sharing the “high-risk” label, the behaviors range in severity, from beer pong...
Behind the Board
From green-lighting building projects to managing an over $20 billion endowment, the 33 members of Stanford’s Board of Trustees wield no small role in the University and its future. The...
Title IX office, CAPS find new home in Kingscote
Located between the Faculty Club and Harmony House, Kingscote underwent a year-long renovation effort geared toward opening more university offices — in particular, the offices under the Division of Institutional...
Judge Persky recall petition gets nearly 100,000 signatures
The petition to recall Judge Aaron Persky ’84 A.M. ’85, the presiding judge in the sexual assault case against former Stanford student Brock Turner, reached nearly 100,000 signatures Thursday. The...
Classy classes: Students bring video games to life in CS 146
Last fall, fourteen student teams designed computer, video and mobile games in CS 146: “Introduction to Game Design and Development.”
American public no more polarized than decades ago, Stanford professor finds
Research from Wendt Family Professor of Political Science Morris Fiorina shows that the American public is not more politically polarized than it was in 1976, despite the apparent polarization of...
Supreme Court’s travel ban green-light spurs new uncertainty for international students
Executive Director of Bechtel International Center Shalini D. Bhutani explained that students from abroad have F-1 and J-1 Visas, which are not affected by the travel ban. For some Stanford...
