Stanford Live partners with alleged anti-LGBTQ promoter for Frost
This year’s Frost Music & Arts Festival will be run in partnership with Goldenvoice, a company co-owned by alleged anti-LGBT promoter Philip Anschutz.
Correcting the record on ResX
As student representatives, we seek to center student voices in everything we do. When we ran for ASSU Executive President and Vice President last spring, it was with three collective ...
Senate votes to reduce Daily funding, condemns D’Souza invitation
Widespread confusion over the powers of the Associated Students of Stanford University (ASSU) Financial Manager marked the 22nd meeting of the Undergraduate Senate on Tuesday night.
Hirota-Tuttle and Scott-Drummond announce ASSU executive candidacy
Two executive slates and 18 Undergraduate Senate candidates have announced their intent to run in the ASSU elections since the filing window opened on Friday, Feb. 15.
End Rape on Campus interim executive director urges students to submit comments on Title IX changes
As the public comment period for response to Betsy DeVos' proposed Title IX changes reopens for one day on Friday, End Rape on Campus interim executive director Jess Davidson encourages students ...
GSC responds to rat infestation, talks Daily funds
During open session, the GSC discussed The Daily’s request to receive annual grant funding from the Council despite missing the deadline for portions of the application.
Undergraduate Senate votes to reconsider Daily’s funding applications
The 20th Undergraduate Senate narrowly voted to reconsider the funding status of three campus groups that submitted late requests for standard grant funding — The Stanford Daily, MINT Magazine and ...
Over 300 emergency contraceptives purchased through specialized vending machine, ASSU figures show
Hundreds of emergency contraceptive measures were purchased via a specialized vending machine last year, according to figures released by the Associated Students of Stanford University (ASSU).
