Associated Students of Stanford University (ASSU) Election Commissioner Christian Giadolor ’21 announced the results of the race, which was between TreeHuggers, To InfiniTREE and Beyond, Your Sophomore Class Presidents, and Soph-More.

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At Stanford’s second COVID-19 town hall, community leaders and medical professionals discussed what a “new normal” — resuming activities amid COVID-19 — could look like on Thursday. Panelists said both education and healthcare would need to be redesigned with COVID-19 in mind, describing the importance of distance and protection in resuming education.

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’23andTree, a slate in the sophomore class president race, violated Associated Students of Stanford University (ASSU) campaign finance regulations by offering students a chance at winning a $100 grant if the slate was elected, according to ASSU Elections Commissioner Christian Giadolor ’21.

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International students who stayed on campus are getting used to restrictions on socializing, life in new dorms, social distancing in the laundry rooms and the lack of the usual buzz on campus.

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Kennedy, Stanford’s eighth president, led the University from 1980 to 1992, the culmination of a 32-year career at Stanford in which he also directed the human biology program and chaired the biology department.

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Following Sen. Bernie Sanders’s (I-Vt.) April 8 decision to end his presidential campaign, Sanders supporters on campus are regrouping and looking for ways to influence the 2020 election.

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Following Stanford’s decision to move spring quarter online, dorm residents were dispersed across the world, prompting frosh and dorm staff to get creative to maintain friendships and connection.

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"Within seconds the Stanford Yang Gang chat was buzzing with excitement," Michael Fischer '20, who led the Stanford Yang Gang, told The Daily.

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Following the end of Sen. Cory Booker’s (D-N.J.), entrepreneur Andrew Yang’s and most recently, Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s (D-M.A.) Democratic primary campaigns, the Stanford student political organizations in support of those candidates highlighted the friendships the clubs brought them and their commitment to future political change.

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Comedian and actor Ronny Chieng performed stand-up on Stanford’s Family Weekend, touching on topics such as coronavirus, birth control and white supremacy.  Chieng kicked off the Saturday performance by addressing the coronavirus outbreak. He jokingly blamed the illness for ruining the positive “streak” Asians have on the global stage with acclaim for the film “Parasite”…

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Cardinal Crush allowed students to submit the names of their crushes and notified them if their crushes listed them in return.

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“Today, Explained” host Sean Rameswaram visited campus on Tuesday to discuss how he delivers news to his listeners with a side of hope.

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In Tuesday's meeting, senators ultimately decided that more research and input from the student body was necessary before the resolution could be passed.

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Shapiro described three benefits of mindfulness practices: stronger compassion, ethical decision-making and reduced cultural bias.

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