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Sanctuary, Spiritual Care Services. (Courtesy of Stanford Medicine Children’s Health)

‘Where science and faith work together’: Chaplains at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health serve families of every faith

Catherine Wu
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July 13
News
Timothy Lynch previously served as vice president and general counsel at the University of Michigan. (Courtesy of Stanford Report)

Timothy Lynch announced as next general counsel

Kaleb Gjestson
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July 13
News
An SUDPS car parked in front of Memorial Church.

Reported sexual assault of jogger did not occur, investigation finds

Alula Alderson
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July 5
News
The injunction protects tens of thousands of patients who received gender-affirming care.(Courtesy of Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health)

Judge blocks DOJ’s request for medical records of Stanford’s transgender minors

Catherine Wu
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July 5
News
A LGBTQ pride flag waves outside the Fire Truck House.

Two years on, cancellation of trans student discussion group leaves some feeling “confused and abandoned”

Sofia Williams and Alula Alderson
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June 18
University
Peter Thiel.

Levin, Stanford alumni appear on list of Peter Thiel ‘Dialog’ society affiliates

Dilan Gohill and Sofia Williams
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June 16
University
Sundar Pichai speaks at Stanford's 135th Commencement Ceremony.

Google CEO addresses graduates amid student walkout

Kayla Chan and Kaleb Gjestson
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June 16
News
This issue of our magazine calls into question how we consume media, drugs, alcohol, friendship, fashion, art and identity. (Graphic: CHINYOUNG SHAO/The Stanford Daily)

The Stanford Daily Magazine: Consumption

The Stanford Daily Staff
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June 9
Campus Life
A number of sophomores were left unhoused during the initial round of selections. They will be given the opportunity to make room selections from July 13 - July 17. (Photo: CRYSTAL CHEN/The Stanford Daily)

Some students left unassigned after first round of housing selections

Daniel Xu
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June 5
News
The primary will determine which two candidates move to the general election, which will be decided in November. (Photo: The Stanford Daily)

Hilton, Becerra ’80 J.D. ’84 lead in governor’s race, Steyer M.B.A ’83 pulls ahead at Stanford

Sterling Davies
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June 5
Campus Life
Students pose for a group photo with clown noses on.

Down to Clown?: In TAPS 127W, failure is the assignment

Lauren Boles
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June 4
Campus Life
Members of the Hope House Scholars program write out sign that read Hope House 25.

Hope House Scholars Program celebrates 25 years of community support

Emerson Prentice
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June 4
Science & Technology
A headshot of Heloise Hoffmann.

Heloise Hoffmann fights to cure her own rare disease

Jack Quach
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June 4
Crime & Safety
This week's report covers incidents from May 27 to June 1.

Police Blotter: Child abuse, stalking and hit-and-runs

Yeva Allyn
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June 3
University
Ava Brown and Georgia Walker-Keleher.

Alumni Association recognizes senior award recipients

Sofia Williams
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June 3
University
Families of underage patients receiving gender-affirming care filed a lawsuit against Stanford Medicine Children’s Hospital. (Courtesy of Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health)

Trans minors sue to block federal subpoena of Stanford medical records

Dilan Gohill
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June 3
Campus Life
picture of the exterior of trancos, a dorm in Wilbur hall, which has a big tree in front of its entrance

‘A way to simplify your move-out’: R&DE donation program ramps up summer campaign 

Daniel Xu
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June 3
Science & Technology
Scenes of various cartoonish research methods, including using a microscope, inspiration represented by a lightbulb, and chemicals mixed together.

Research Roundup: Combating muscle loss from GLP-1s, monitoring high-risk pregnancies and reversing aging in sea squirts

Beatrice Barnes
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June 3
Student Government
ASSU logo

GSC fills new positions, passes bill to create Community Center Working Group

Leo Melton
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June 1
University
Months of contract negotiations and policy changes have brought new dishes and a more flexible menu to Arrillaga Dining.

How Arrillaga Dining revamped its menu

Kayla Chan
  •  
June 1
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