In its first meeting of the quarter, the Graduate Student Council (GSC) passed resolutions calling upon the University to designate Election Day as a holiday for students, faculty and staff and condemning the University’s treatment of workers during the pandemic.

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Numerous undergraduates who left items on campus after an abrupt end to winter quarter report they still haven’t received their personal belongings, with some citing unclear communication from CollegeBoxes as exacerbating their inability to retrieve their belongings.

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The University is developing a student appeal process for disciplinary action taken for campus compact violations, walking back a previous announcement that no appeals would be allowed, according to Friday’s Re-Approaching Stanford newsletter.

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Stanford Link, a website meant to connect users and their crushes, was vulnerable to a cyberattack that may have compromised user data. An anonymous individual emailed The Daily on Tuesday with what they said was user data from the site, attaching a spreadsheet that contained what appeared to be the names, email addresses and crushes submitted of around 100 users.

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“People will essentially fear the potential for rejection more than they value the potential for starting a relationship,” Gandhi said. “We're essentially aiming to wipe out the need for expressing your unrequited love for someone with no chance of ever getting reciprocated.”

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