ELF strained by more proposals and larger requests
Dorms have asked for an average of $400 more per Experiential Learning Fund (ELF) funding request this school year while the total number of requests has also increased.
Freshmen can view supposedly-deleted comments on their college applications
The students found that admission officers ranked their applications on a scale of one to five on various metrics, including test scores, high school records, personal qualities and interviews.
Service workers offer glimpse behind the scenes in candid conversation
From navigating broken blenders to mildewed shower tiles, campus workers shared their experiences working for the University at a Thursday storytelling event highlighting personal narratives related to workers’ rights.
When home is no longer home
Halfway into my first quarter at Stanford, I finally called my mother. Hearing my mother’s voice on the phone, I recalled a memory of home and fractured something within myself. Time, I’ve learned, seems to work differently here, where daily life takes on a dizzying pace. At Stanford, it’s so easy to forget the world…
Stanford Marriage Pact takes second stab at mastering love algorithm
In its second year, the Stanford Marriage Pact saw a slightly revised questionnaire and algorithm as well as a 150 percent increase in responses from last year.
University’s first human rights minor reflects on experiences as a student
Alina Utrata ‘17, the first Stanford graduate with a minor in human rights, visited the Handa Center on Tuesday to share her experiences at Stanford and as a master’s student in the UK.
Stanford partners with County to offer sexual assault clinic at Stanford Hospital
Stanford has reached an agreement to partner with the County to offer the exams on-campus at Stanford Hospital.
Disabilities Awareness Week wraps up with rally for disability community center
Members and allies of the disability community gathered on Friday to rally for a permanent disability community center on campus.