Danielle Jones, who directs the Stanford Community Law Clinic’s expungement practice, estimates that over 90% of those who contact the clinic interested in getting their records expunged hope that this would help them get a job or obtain a professional license.

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The creation of the panel was motivated by India’s decision on August 5 to revoke Kashmir’s special legal status, blocking communications and deploying thousands of troops to the region.

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Students discussed healthcare with Vaden Health Center Executive Director Jim Jacobs in a heated meeting of the Graduate Student Council (GSC) that ended with no real resolution.

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PopID kiosks scan customers’ faces at participating restaurants using a technology called NeoFace, which is used primarily by law enforcement agencies to analyze faces.

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More than 100 Stanford students, staff and alumni gathered at White Plaza on Sunday to mourn the 11 victims of a Saturday morning shooting in a Pittsburgh synagogue.

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The council, which has about $180,000 in funds per year according to funding committee member Melanie Malinas, doled out $4,420 during Wednesday’s meeting.

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