Policy lab to assess “blue foods” for Indonesian government
A dozen Stanford students will have the opportunity to help the Indonesian ministry chart a course for the future of…
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‘Democracy is really hard work, folks’: John Kerry makes surprise appearance at panel
U.S. Special Envoy for Climate and former Secretary of State John Kerry surprised the audience of SOC 64: “Shaping America’s…
240 new security cameras on campus raise privacy concerns
As students returned to campus this fall, many noticed new infrastructure in their residences: security cameras. A $2.35 million project…
UGS revisits nominations to University committees
The Undergraduate Senate (UGS) debated nominations to the new Academic Integrity Working Group as some senators raised concerns about one…
Saller seeks to streamline University processes
University President Richard Saller announced the formation of an initiative aimed at “reducing burdens and improving timeliness” for faculty members,…
Swastikas drawn on Roble dorm whiteboard
Students found three Nazi swastikas drawn on a whiteboard in Roble dorm on Nov. 9, according to Stanford’s Protected Identity…
Thank you for the music: Bands at Stanford and Berkeley thrive despite rough odds
As annual debates over academic and social superiority resurface between Stanford and Cal students amid the buzz of the Big…
University terminates Sigma Chi lease of 550 Lasuen
The 550 Lasuen house is under Stanford ownership and management as of Aug. 31, after the University terminated an 86-year-old…
FloMo expands Kosher breakfast options
The Graduate Student Council (GSC) heard updates on campus dining and social life and deliberated over the circumstances that would…
126th annual Big Game traditions continue alongside student activism
Many students across campus demonstrated their Stanford pride by participating in Big Game traditions. Over the years, Stanford has continued…