When one narrative stifles others
Claire Wang’s “Title IX doesn’t cover emotional abuse. What happens when student organizations are left to manage it on their own?” fails to productively answer the crucial question posed in...
When journalism falls short
A recent Daily article by Claire Wang describes (in lengthy and sometimes graphic detail) a situation of alleged emotional abuse, not covered by Title IX, and asks the question “What...
On anonymity
Claire Wang's “Title IX doesn’t cover emotional abuse. What happens when student organizations are left to manage it on their own?” details the student organization Common Origin's response to alleged...
Voter registration and beyond
In the past month Stanford in Government (SIG) and Stanford Votes - a faculty, student, and staff non-partisan effort – have effectively raised awareness about the low level of student voter participation...
Letter to the editor: A response to the Editorial Board about MATH 51
Members of the Math department respond to the Editorial Board's piece on lecture classes, saying the opinion misrepresented MATH 51.
Letter to the editor: thank you, recall movement
Thank you to the women who organized the campaign to Recall Persky and the thousands of my neighbors who made the historic win possible. We have proved that just like...
Letters to the editor: against the Persky recall
A defense lawyer and a local resident weigh in against the measure to recall Judge Aaron Persky.
Letter to the editor: ‘Fuzzy-techie’ panel misunderstood
As the person who organized the Apr. 30 panel, "Fuzzy and Techie: A False Divide?" I would like to address some of the misunderstandings that seem to have surfaced about...
