Student Government
The Graduate Student Council (GSC) started off its weekly meeting Wednesday with routine updates, but when co-chair Yiqing Ding, a second-year M.S. student in aeronautics and astronautics, announced that it...
Read moreThe personal information of 341 freshmen — including sexual orientation, political leanings, place of residence and social media handles, all of which were linked to individual names — was publicly accessible...
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In its third meeting, the 20th Undergraduate Senate discussed the General Use Permit and funding for student groups. Before that, however, the Senate held a closed session that lasted approximately...
Read moreOn Monday afternoon, the Stanford College Republicans (SCR) announced their plans to host a discussion with conservative activists Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens. The event, named “Make Stanford Great Again,”...
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On Friday, May 4, The Daily sat down with outgoing 2017-2018 Associated Students of Stanford University (ASSU) executives Justice Tention-Palmer ’18 and Vicki Niu ’18 to reflect on the past...
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On Wednesday night, the Graduate Student Council (GSC) swore in newly elected members, held a closed session on the budget and ASSU, and discussed officer positions.
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In its first official meeting, the 20th Undergraduate Senate elected its officers for the upcoming year. Incoming chair Leya Elias ’21, deputy chair Jianna So ’21 and appropriations chair Gabe...
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On Tuesday, the Undergraduate Senate held a secret 8 a.m. meeting that appears to be in violation of multiple ASSU Constitutional clauses guaranteeing transparency in student governance.
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