Abusing the term ‘anti-Semitism’ Op Ed April 21, 2015 41 Comments Crying wolf on anti-semitism stifles legitimate open discussion and renders the term ‘anti-semitism’ severely weakened. As Jews, we must be vigilant in fighting anti-semitism on campus. We must be... Read More »
Addressing differences within and without: An open letter from the JSA Board Op Ed April 20, 2015 12 Comments Our concern for Jewish students does not reflect a belief that our pain is greater or more important than the pain of any other group. Everyone should be alarmed by the discomfort and alienation of... Read More »
ASSU Senate passes annual grants package, discusses gender inclusivity bill Alexis Garduno March 4, 2015 0 Comments In their last Tuesday meeting of the quarter, the 16th Undergraduate ASSU Senate passed an annual grants package and discussed a bill aimed at gender inclusivity, while also giving updates on other... Read More »
Stanford Challah for Hunger rises to new heights Jenna Shapiro November 12, 2013 0 Comments With a taste for quality challah and an appetite for social impact, Stanford's Challah for Hunger group meets every Thursday to bake for charitable work. Read More »
First ASSU meeting focuses on new grants, other funding proposals Lucy Svoboda September 25, 2013 0 Comments The 15th Undergraduate Senate picked up where it left off during its first meeting of the 2013-14 academic year eager to start implementing new ideas, including several new grants and funding... Read More »
Endorsing groups choose ASSU candidates Olivia Moore April 10, 2013 6 Comments As students prepare to vote in this week’s ASSU elections, some voters’ decisions will be informed by candidate endorsements from influential student groups. Read More »
Chaparral diversifies for funding Natasha Weaser April 11, 2012 5 Comments The Stanford Chaparral, the campus humor magazine founded in 1899, has not received special fees from students for the past two years. While the group has benefited from alternative sources of... Read More »
Matisyahu, improvised Adam Cole May 7, 2010 0 Comments Jewish reggae hip-hop artist Matisyahu left audience members in awe last night at Memorial Auditorium after a two-hour program of song and discussion... Read More »
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