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With relatively little public notice, the University made several alterations to its nondiscrimination policy in mid-February. According to Diversity and Access Office Director Rosa Gonzalez, the... Read More »

Following the Bing Overseas Studies Program’s (BOSP) decision to cancel its Kyoto program for spring quarter, the University has formulated alternative plans for students who planned to spend the... Read More »

University officials launch a program to help its student body--a population teeming with "failure-deprived" over-achievers--cope with academic disappointment in college. Read More »

Hopes for recreational marijuana use went up in smoke on Tuesday after California voters said no to a ballot measure seeking the legalization of marijuana. The measure was defeated by 54 percent of... Read More »

When is war justified? What can we do in the name of war? What do we owe to people who fight in war? Who decides who should fight? Bringing together different academic units on campus, the McCoy... Read More »

Graduate Student Council (GSC) members expressed concern for e-mail spam on their mailing list at Wednesday evening’s meeting as ASSU executives Angelina Cardona ’11 and Kelsei Wharton ’12... Read More »

Graduate Student Council (GSC) members expressed sharp disapproval of the council’s overspending on voluntary student organization (VSO) funding in Wednesday’s GSC meeting. Read More »

Ike's Place, currently a popular, small eatery started in San Francisco's Castro district, plans to open up shop in Stanford’s Science and Engineering Quad II in mid-August. Read More »