Ike’s Place to return to Stanford campus Hannah Knowles March 10, 2016 0 Comments The popular sandwich shop Ike’s Place will return to Stanford as a grab-and-go location at the McMurtry Building. Read More »
CEO/FM of Stanford Student Enterprises resigns, will stay on selection committee for replacement Victor Xu March 9, 2016 1 Comment In an organization-wide email sent to employees of Stanford Student Enterprises (SSE) this morning, SSE Board of Directors chairman Ateeq Suria Ph.D. '16 and ASSU President John-Lancaster Finley '16... Read More »
Concussion center pioneers treatment for dilemma in college sports Sandra Ortellado March 9, 2016 1 Comment The Stanford Concussion and Brain Performance Center is at the cutting edge of concussion diagnosis and rehabilitation, with eye-tracking technology and a treatment protocol combining exercise and... Read More »
Q&A with Ge Wang, father of Stanford Laptop Orchestra Skylar Cohen March 9, 2016 0 Comments Stanford is home to one of the biggest names in computer-generated music: Ge Wang, assistant professor in the Center for Computer Research and Music and Acoustics (CCRMA). Wang established the... Read More »
A past look at FMOTQ festivities Arielle Rodriguez March 9, 2016 0 Comments In the midst of the controversy surrounding the continued existence of Full Moon on the Quad (FMOTQ), The Stanford Daily took a look back through its archives to recount FMOTQ history. While an... Read More »
BOSP eases language requirements to attract more students Fiona Kelliher and Ada Throckmorton March 9, 2016 0 Comments While language skills have traditionally been a prerequisite to study abroad, Stanford is gradually weakening the language requirements of its Bing Overseas Study Program (BOSP). Read More »
For some low-income students, University’s financial aid efforts fall short Katlyn Alapati March 9, 2016 5 Comments Vivian Ly ’16 was raised to make things work. When Ly was accepted to Stanford, with its need-blind and need-based financial aid system, she thought the days of just making it work were behind her.... Read More »
Center for South Asia holds teach-in on caste in India Simar Malhotra March 9, 2016 0 Comments In response to a student suicide in India, The Stanford Center for South Asia hosted a second installment of their teach-in series on “Why Caste Matters” on February 29. Read More »
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