Dake allegations raise questions about Title IX jurisdiction in alumni cases Brian Contreras and Ellie Bowen April 9, 2018 0 Comments While Ellery Dake ’14 was a Stanford undergraduate, another student — then a member of the football team — allegedly raped her. Nearly eight years later, this January, Dake began pursuing... Read More »
Stanford Management Company CEO: ‘The endowment is not a tool for social activism’ Sean Chen March 9, 2018 0 Comments In its last meeting of the winter quarter, the Faculty Senate saw a presentation on the state of the Stanford Management Company (SMC) and the proper use of the Stanford name and emblem. Read More »
Provost, General Counsel offer personal contributions to anti-sexual assault organization after Stanford denies Fliegelman victim’s request for donation Alex Tsai February 26, 2018 0 Comments Seo-Young Chu M.A. ’01, a survivor of sexual abuse by deceased English professor Jay Fliegelman Ph.D ’77 during her time as a graduate student, returned to campus to meet with General Counsel... Read More »
In break from past, Stanford declines to release early admissions data Ada Statler December 10, 2016 0 Comments In a brief email to The Daily, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Richard Shaw wrote that the release of early admissions data in the last several years had been “exceptional.” Read More »
Theta Chi fraternity sues Stanford and others for trademark infringement Hannah Knowles March 30, 2016 0 Comments The national fraternity Theta Chi is suing Stanford University and various groups associated with the former co-op Chi Theta Chi for allegedly infringing on Theta Chi’s trademarked name and symbols. Read More »
‘Scary Path’ roped off, but students push for improvements Sandra Ortellado March 29, 2016 0 Comments The path between Enchanted Broccoli Forest (EBF) and Kappa Alpha (KA) fraternity house, known to students as “scary path," has been recently fenced off with bollards and chains on both sides and a... Read More »
Stanford files amicus brief against graduate student unionization Caleb Smith March 1, 2016 0 Comments Stanford University joined several other universities in filing a brief against the potential right of graduate students to organize a union. Read More »
1 in 50 vs. 1 in 5 — Campus Climate Teach-in held explores survey Sophie Stuber October 28, 2015 0 Comments Last Wednesday, Oct. 21, a teach-in was held at El Centro Chicano y Latino to discuss the climate survey report on campus sexual violence released by Stanford earlier this month. Read More »
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