In defense of dining halls
Terence Zhao discusses how Stanford dining is, in many ways, pretty great.
Service and support animals provide care for students
This article is the second in a mini-series examining how the challenges and concerns of on-campus housing affect student lifestyle and well-being at Stanford.
R&DE reduces maximum draw group size from six to four
In 2017, Residential & Dining Enterprises (R&DE) changed the housing process for undergraduates, reducing the maximum draw group size from eight people to six. This year, R&DE has reduced the ...
Stanford Athletics-sponsored Branner breakfast, open to all, proves costly for those not in program
The Residential & Dining Enterprises-sponsored High Performance and Education (HPE) dinner, offered to all students at Ricker, Branner and Lagunita dining halls, but originally known as “athlete dinner,” has been ...
How medical draw works — and how students game the system
Students who qualify for medical draw are able to apply for early housing assignment, before the regular draw begins.
In ASSU executive debate, slates disagree on undergraduate representation on Title IX panels, methods of enacting change
On Sunday, Apr. 8, two of the three executive slates running for the 2018-2019 ASSU presidency and vice presidency participated in a debate co-hosted by The Stanford Daily and KZSU. ...
In no departure from prior years, University postures itself for Class of 2022 Admit Weekend
In a “Notes from the Quad” post, Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne briefed students on the changing expectations and policies for the upcoming Admit Weekend.
SCoPE 2035, SEIU 2007 spotlight housing issues, job conditions for Stanford workers
The Stanford Coalition for Planning an Equitable 2035 (SCoPE 2035) collaborated with Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 2007 to organize a two-day stickering campaign and an unofficial campus tour ...