Q&A: TRISH fellow from Stanford dives into space research and the mitochondria

Nascha is a high schooler writing for The Daily's summer journalism workshop. Contact them at workshop 'at' stanforddaily.com

Sailing in the fog: Being an international student during a pandemic crisis

Annie Li is a high school student writing as part of The Stanford Daily's Summer Journalism Workshop.

Students appointed to staff Row houses are out a job, Stanford announces

Anastasiia Malenko is the Vol. 260 Magazine Editor. Originally from Ukraine, she focuses on politics and international student life in her coverage. In her free time, she loves listening to throwbacks and catching up on book and coffee recommendations. Contact her at amalenko 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Magazine Editor, Summer Journalism Institute Co-Director

How one frosh navigates the financial burden of having a disability at Stanford

Zora Ilunga-Reed is a columnist and a junior studying Philosophy & Literature. A native New Yorker, she was a Copy Editor, Desk Editor and Staff Writer in volumes past. Read her column if you want to hear her thoughts on the woes of humanities students, tech culture and more.

CareDx sues Natera for infringement on Stanford-owned patent for organ transplant rejection detection technology

Hailing from Phoenix, Arizona, Yash Pershad '21 is a writer for the Academics beat majoring in Bioengineering. Yash loves anything related to research and science. When he's not studying or writing for The Daily, Yash loves to listen to rap or play basketball and chess. He is also an amateur stand-up comedian. Contact him at ypershad 'at' stanford.edu.

Backyard dwellings aim to alleviate local housing crisis

Cooper Veit '22 is an opinions writer and amateur Steinbeck scholar from San Francisco. Talk to him about the work and life of John Steinbeck, and contact him at cveit 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Retraction notice

Kimball posters ignite free speech debate

Ellie Bowen is a junior from Grand Rapids, Michigan, studying Symbolic Systems and English Lit. She works as managing editor of news for Vol. 255. When she’s not spending inordinate amounts of time at the Daily building, Ellie loves to read National Geographic, play the piano, and defiantly use oxford commas.

Behind the scenes with the Stanford Concert Network

Joshua Seawell is a sophomore and an Urban Studies major. His interests include music, social justice, and politics, and he’s involved in Stanford in Government and student government (ASSU).

Uché Uba: From Beaverton to Hugo Boss

Grace Chao is a co-term in English and a staff writer for academics and research at Stanford. A native of Cupertino, California, she has contributed to The Daily since her junior year and enjoys writing creative nonfiction on the side. Find her tackling NYT crossword puzzles, eating bread or trying to win fish and chips at the latest trivia night in town. To contact Grace, email her at gracewc 'at' stanford.edu.

Erratic performances make “Ender’s Game” a mediocre adaptation

Caleb Smith '17 is a Desk Editor from Oakland, California and is majoring in public policy. Outside the Daily, Caleb is Director of news at KZSU Stanford, the campus radio station.  Have a tip or suggestion? Please contact him at caleb17 ‘at’ stanford.edu.

United Nations Film Festival has Stanford ties

SLAC marks 40 years of X-ray research

Hannah Knowles is senior staff writer from San Jose who served as Volume 253 Editor-in-Chief. Prior to that, she managed The Daily's news section.

Stanford professor emeritus researches nuclear threats

Nitish Kulkarni '16 is a senior majoring in Mechanical Engineering. He writes about technology and breaking news, and runs online content sections. Email him at nitishk2 'at' stanford.edu.

Oral History Program records University’s past

School of Medicine’s new dean charts future

Mark Lawrence approaches 50 years at KZSU

From LA to MLA: Roland Greene’s academic journey

Nobel pursuit

Daily Fellows: 2012-13

Students share experiences of being black, male and queer at Stanford

Kristian Davis Bailey is a junior studying Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity. A full time journalist/writer and occasional student, he's served as an Opinion section editor, News writer and desk editor for The Daily, is a community liaison for Stanford STATIC, the campus' progressive blog and journal, and maintains his own website, 'With a K.' He's interested in how the press perpetuates systems of oppression and seeks to use journalism as a tool for dismantling such systems.

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