Stanford student Sofia Pesantez ’24 awarded 2021 Critical Language Scholarship

Karen Dong is a high schooler writing as part of The Daily’s Summer Journalism Workshop. Contact them at workshop 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Inside the debate to open Palo Alto Foothills Park

Park for the people?

Laura is a high school student writing as part of The Daily’s Summer Journalism Workshop.

‘Things happen at Stanford that we don’t talk about’: One student’s experience with racial profiling

Joelle Chien is a high schooler writing as part of the Stanford Daily Summer Journalism Workshop.

The view from the top: Recipient of No. 1 Draw spot reflects on Stanford housing

Team captain and Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year leads the way

Senior Spotlight: Sameer Kumar

Shan Reddy '22 is The Daily's Financial Officer, Business Team Director and a desk editor for the sports section covering Stanford football and tennis. Contact him at sreddy 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Senate discusses committee reform

Zora Ilunga-Reed is a columnist and a junior studying Philosophy & Literature. A native New Yorker, she was a Copy Editor, Desk Editor and Staff Writer in volumes past. Read her column if you want to hear her thoughts on the woes of humanities students, tech culture and more.

Senior Spotlight: Tami Alade

James Hemker '21 is a current Senior Staff Writer and former Managing Editor of the sports section. A computer science major, he has made the cross-country journey to the Farm from Baltimore, MD. After being tortured for years by the Washington Football Team, Browns, and Orioles, the wide successes of the Cardinal have shown him that the teams you root for can in fact win championships. Contact James at jhemker 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Diversifying coverage of East Palo Alto﻿

Beyond mainstream: The state of news in East Palo Alto

Claire Thompson is a coterm M.A. student in Environmental Communication. In her undergrad, she studied Earth Systems and Creative Writing. She loves food, mopeds, and mountains especially. Reach out to Claire via email at clairet 'at' stanford.edu.

Male graduate student found dead in engineering building

Courtney Douglas studies English, Political Science, and Ethics in Society at Stanford. A proud member of the Class of 2020, she served as Editor-in-Chief of The Daily's 254th volume. Her favorite poem is "To Be of Use" by Marge Piercy, she has a tattoo on her left ankle, and she wants to be a press lawyer. Her favorite journalists are Hannah Knowles and Alexa Philippou. Send her recommendations for leave-in conditioner and gravesites of relevant literary figures at ccdouglas 'at' stanford.edu.

Julia Ingram ’21 was The Daily's Volume 256 editor-in-chief. She is a New York City native majoring in English literature and working toward a career in news reporting. Contact her at jingram ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Erin Woo '21 is The Daily's Vol. 259 Editor-in-Chief. Born and raised in Atlanta, GA, she is studying communications and creative writing at Stanford. She has also reported for The Mercury News and WNYC. Contact her at eic 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Holden Foreman '21 was the Vol. 258-59 chief technology officer. Holden was president and editor-in-chief in Vol. 257, executive editor (vice president) in Vol. 256, managing editor of news in Vol. 254 and student business director in Vol. 255.

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The Cardinal take down the Anteaters in a high powered, four set affair that cemented Stanford’s status as a legitimate threat

Men’s volleyball upsets No. 2-ranked Irvine

Panel explores K-pop stardom in a globalized world

Emily Wan '22 is a writer for the Academics beat from San Jose, California who plans to major in East Asian Studies and minor in Translation Studies. Her main interests include literature, languages, music and puns. Contact her at emilywan 'at' stanford.edu.

Despite having only a high school diploma, Sean Chen nonetheless strives to write about what is interesting and/or necessary. He hails from Shanghai, China, and therefore possesses plenty of experience with bureaucracy and thoughtful language.

Female reports forceful rape on Stanford’s campus

Dean of admission emphasizes no direct advantage in undergraduate application process

High school program participants reflect on the value of Stanford’s summer programming

Daoud resigns from Norcliffe RA position

At appellate oral argument, attorney says Turner sought ‘outercourse,’ did not intend rape

Stanford Women’s Basketball team looks to continue success in 2018-19 season

Women’s basketball: 2018-19 season preview

President found Putin’s proposal at summit an “interesting idea,” Sanders said

Trump considers allowing Russia to question McFaul

Hannah Knowles is senior staff writer from San Jose who served as Volume 253 Editor-in-Chief. Prior to that, she managed The Daily's news section.

Mental health discrimination lawsuit files amended complaint, class certification motion

Exhibition on contemporary West African art a window to African culture

Bouabre’s Alphabete: ‘The World Through The Eyes’ at the Cantor Arts Center

Yusra Arub is a high school senior writing for the University beat. She is interested in sociology and digital humanities. When she is not writing poetry or reading, she is baking for friends and family or playing soccer. Contact her at yusraarub19 ‘at’ mittymonarch.com.

Growth mindsets lead to developing current passions; fixed mentalities lead to searching for new ones

Dweck, Walton find developing current passions more effective than searching for one’s true passion

The former Sigma Chi fraternity house, which became a co-ed self-op in May, is open for Waiting List reassignment applications for the 2018-19 academic year

University to assign housing in 550 Lasuen, extend application deadline through Sunday

Research hub pioneers digital humanities work, which aims to use computing to explore humanistic questions

CESTA summer research projects explore urbanization, topography

Neurologist describes consequences of sleep loss

Dr. Clete Kushida discusses sleep issues in seminar on Management of Common Sleep Problems

Manat was a high school intern for The Daily in summer 2019.

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