Editorials
But, you soon realize that, really, there’s no one watching you at Stanford. You can pretty much do anything (or nothing!).
Read moreI tried my hardest to talk, too loudly and too often — only to be told by a friend much later that I “didn’t open my mouth."
Read moreStanford has a weird relationship with the concept of being “special.”
Read moreOn Monday, Stanford Politics published a story questioning The Daily’s print circulation -- and our content. As a newspaper, we welcome feedback from our readers and are committed to responsiveness...
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Each spring, The Daily's Editorial Board interviews and endorses candidates for ASSU Undergraduate Senate and Executive. Here are the students who we believe most deserve your vote.
Read moreThe decision not to adopt a certain idea or to cut it back to a smaller scale becomes a moral position. The Stanford public should scrutinize the process of selection...
Read moreThe motif of Stanford's "second class citizens" popped up throughout the white papers created for Stanford's long-range planning process. Groups like postdocs, staff and non-tenure-line educators receive less resources and...
Read moreHow will Stanford’s leadership prioritize these papers’ ideas and concerns given that many of them clash and that all of them cannot be addressed at once? Our feedback is crucial...
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