In a school plagued by grind culture and blessed by hardworking sustainability experts, how sustainable are students?
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Students expressed frustration and confusion over their current unhoused status, while University administrators pointed to a second round of housing in mid-July.
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The program seeks to rescue student goods that would otherwise be trashed.
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Levin spoke with the CEO about AGI, open-source models and what AI should never replace.
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The UGS heard presentations from senators on the importance of Community Center and Sustainability Working Groups before passing bills to create them.
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The program helps students navigate substance use, sexual violence and mental health on campus.
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The McCoy Center for Ethics in Society hosted Baker for a talk featuring “How to Rule the World: An Education in Power at Stanford University.”
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SPU hosted former New York mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa on Friday, who was met with fascination and laughter from the many students who attended.
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The change will significantly impact their ability to cover participants' costs and may reduce trip lengths, say ASB organizers.
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Models on display ranged from vintage old-time favorites to sleek, 1,200 horsepower modern cars.
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The gubernatorial candidate answered student questions at a Wednesday town hall.
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The amendments aimed to affirm goals of greater accountability and transparency in the investigation process.
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RAs gathered at the Student Services Center to protest what they describe as University efforts to postpone union elections until summer break.
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Stanford would need to provide its consent for 550 Lasuen Mall to join the National Register of Historic Places.
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The project allows the medical community to anonymously share personal or family immigration stories through art.
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The Undergraduate Senate also passed a bill in response to the April 22 altercation between a student and an IDF soldier visiting campus.
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They warn the ruling will impact voter rights, especially those of racial minorities.
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France has opened a €1 university meal scheme to all students, widening a cost-of-living measure aimed at reducing food hardship on campus.
At the GSB’s speaker series, Daniela Amodei discussed safety, co-founder dynamics and the future of AI work and implementation.
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The 28th UGS held its inaugural meeting, overseeing the inauguration of the ASSU executives and the appointment of positions within the body.
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The weekend featured receptions, insightful talks and even line dancing.
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Marriage Pact released its annual Stanford Campus Report on May 3.
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Stanford’s Redwood Club, reestablished in 2024, creates community through free outdoor adventures for students.
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Resident Assistants (RAs) gathered on May Day to support unionization efforts and voice complaints on Friday.
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Stanford Political Union hosted four panelists to debate U.S. immigration and border enforcement policies.
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“America at 250,” a new interdisciplinary course, asks where the country has been and where it might go.
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Hammerstrom and Vargas sat down for an interview with The Daily to share aspirations for the year ahead.
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The Undergraduate Senate also advocated for the return of Beyond Sex Ed as required NSO programming at their Wednesday meeting.
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The Muslim Student Union’s request for $175,000 led to Islamophobic posts and a campus debate over religious clubs.
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The protest was organized by Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and attended by around 100 students and community members.
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