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Jane Kim ’99 has been elected California insurance commissioner. (Photo courtesy of Jane Kim)

Jane Kim ’99 elected California insurance commissioner

Anish Alur
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Just now
World & Nation
An official portrait of President Lula. Man in blue suit smiles with green and yellow sash.

Brazilian students and faculty react to Lula-Bolsonaro election

Alana Belle M. Tirado
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Just now
University
Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education (VPUE) Jay Hamilton highlighted concerns about current campus grading policies during the Faculty Senate meeting on Thursday.(Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily)

Faculty Senate reviews University grading, attendance policy

Trilby Schmidt
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Nov. 6
Science & Technology
A graphic of icons representing scientific research.

Research Roundup: Physicists discover new magnetic phase, fingernail-sized chip could advance imaging, AI model to predict brain activity 

Abigail Chan
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Nov. 6
News
Several current and former cheerleaders said their head coach Sarah Levine created a hostile and unsafe environment. (Photo: JONATHAN SANCHEZ/The Stanford Daily)

‘She broke athletes’: Cheerleaders allege injury neglect, hostility by head coach of 18 years

Naomi Breuer
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Nov. 5
News
Attendees joined Chrystia Freeland and Senior Fellow Kathyrn Stoner as they discussed “Unreliable Boyfriend,” Freeland’s newest book. (CLARA DUNNE/The Stanford Daily)

Canada’s former deputy Prime Minister describes U.S. relationship, navigating foreign policy

Oleksandr Koliakin and Clara Dunne
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Nov. 5
News
Puali’i Zidek '27 moderated the “What Comes After Stanford, and Why It Matters for Democracy?” panel. (Photo: ANAGHA IYER/The Stanford Daily)

Teach For America founder urges students think deeply about first jobs post-college

Anagha Iyer
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Nov. 5
Graduate Students
The Stanford Graduate Student Council (GSC)'s logo.

GSC passes resolution to improve Wi-Fi, approves thousands in funding for November events

Clara Dunne
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Nov. 5
News
StanfordNext leaders present proposal for the University’s General Use Permit application. (Photo: HELEN GRIFFITH/The Stanford Daily)

UGS hears proposals to support international students, increase student community involvement

Helen Griffith
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Nov. 5
Politics
Students cheered the loudest for victories in Texas, where James Talarico won his seat in the Senate against Trump-backed Attorney General Ken Paxton and Gina Hinojosa won the governorship. (Photo: SIDDHARTH BHATIA/The Stanford Daily)

‘Tsunami’ of Democratic victories stuns campus

Aadi Kucheria, Emerson Prentice, Alana Belle M. Tirado, George Porteous, Hayden Thompson and Nick Miller
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Nov. 4
News
From 2021 to 2025, Becerra served as the Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Joe Biden. (EVAN PENG/The Stanford Daily)

Xavier Becerra ’80 J.D. ’84 wins California governor’s race, drawing mixed student reactions

Nick Miller
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Nov. 4
Campus Life
Gorman and Nkrumah sitting onstage at Dinkenspiel during the fireside chat.

Poet Amanda Gorman urges civic engagement at Democracy Day keynote

Bella Kim and Kai Moloney Seshan
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Nov. 4
Campus Life
Students decorate altar behind sign which reads "MAKE STANFORD SANCTUARY"

Students honor ICE victims in Día de los Muertos vigil, demand “sanctuary campus”

Annika Sirtori
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Nov. 3
Crime & Safety
A banner with the words "Stanford Daily Police Blotter" in front of an image of Memorial Church.

Police Blotter: Grand theft, disorderly conduct of alcohol and simple battery

Carmen Corona Mendez
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Nov. 3
Campus Life
Attendees react to election results at an Democracy Day watch party at The Arbor. (Photo: SIDDHARTH BHATIA/The Stanford Daily)

Live updates: Election Day at Stanford

Emerson Prentice, Aadi Kucheria, Bella Kim, Clara Dunne and Anagha Iyer
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Nov. 3
Local
An image of a ticket stand with train tracks in the background.

Midterm election to decide key transit outcomes for Stanford students

Clara Dunne
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Nov. 3
Science & Technology
(Photo: CRYSTAL CHEN/The Stanford Daily)

Ahead of midterms, researchers map voters’ and candidates’ healthcare priorities

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

Research Roundup: Scientists analyze long COVID symptoms, explain thermal noise communication, measure ‘hard’ x-rays

Andrew Chang
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Nov. 3
University
A group of people stand around stairs with candles.

Students criticize University at newly unaffiliated ‘Take Back the Night’ rally

Grace Dong, Clara Dunne and Bella Kim
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Nov. 2
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