Stanford cannot return to regular grading in the fall

Editorial board’s picks for ASSU Executive and Undergraduate Senate seats

ACT and SAT scores should not be considered for admission to class of 2025

ASSU executives’ letter to faculty on finals

Will Stanford live up to its vision for a first-year shared intellectual experience?

Editorials represent the views of The Stanford Daily, an independent newspaper serving Stanford and the surrounding community. The Daily's Vol. 256 Editorial Board consists of Editor-in-Chief Julia Ingram '21, Executive Editor Holden Foreman '21, Managing Editor of Opinions Jasmine Liu '20, Megha Parwani '21, Nadav Zhiv '22 and Layo Laniyan '19. To contact the Editorial Board, submit an op-ed (limited to 700 words) at opinions@stanforddaily.com or submit a letter to the editor (limited to 500 words) at eic@stanforddaily.com.

An open letter to Student Affairs: Craft better policy by releasing alcohol data to the campus community

Editorials represent the views of The Stanford Daily, an independent newspaper serving Stanford and the surrounding community. The Daily's Editorial Board consists of Managing Editor of Opinions Anna-Sofia Lesiv '20, Editor-in-Chief Courtney Douglas '20, Executive Editor Joshua Wagner '20, Elizabeth Lindqwister '21 and Terence Zhao '19. To contact the Editorial Board, submit an op-ed (limited to 700 words) at opinions@stanforddaily.com or submit a letter to the editor (limited to 500 words) at eic@stanforddaily.com.

Admin made the right call in supporting Daoud’s resignation. Now, can it act on SCR?

Editorial Board: Is MATH 51 everything you want from a Stanford education?

Editorials represent the views of The Stanford Daily, an independent newspaper serving Stanford and the surrounding community. The Daily's Editorial Board consists of President and Editor-in-Chief Hannah Knowles '19, Executive Editor Fangzhou Liu '19, Managing Editor of Opinions Regan Pecjak '18, Senior Staff Writer Samantha Wong '18 and Opinions columnist and Managing Editor of Graphics Josh Wagner '20. To contact the Editorial Board, submit an op-ed (limited to 700 words) at opinions@stanforddaily.com or submit a letter to the editor (limited to 500 words) at eic@stanforddaily.com.

Editorial Board: Stanford should combat the sophomore and junior year slump in social support

Pecjak: Plastic history

Knowles: Average is underrated

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.

Wagner: Stanford and its crushing freedom

Josh Wagner is a senior staff writer, studying romantic poetry (and sometimes philosophy). He spends his time navigating the treacherous bike paths near the Main Quad and reciting his favorite George Herbert sonnet to strangers.

Liu: I chose Stanford, but I didn’t choose this

Fangzhou Liu ’19 was Vol. 253 Executive Editor; before that, she co-led the news section. She grew up in Singapore and studies computer science and linguistics.

Wong: Being ‘unspecial’

Samantha Wong '18 is the former Executive Editor of vol. 252 and former Managing Editor of The Grind. She is majoring in Human Biology with a minor in History. To reach her, please contact slwong 'at' stanford.edu.

Editorial Board: Our Daily commitment

Editorial Board: Our top picks for ASSU Exec, Undergraduate Senate

Editorial Board: With long-range planning, what matters to us and why?

Editorial Board: Stanford’s ‘second class citizens’

Editorial Board: To participate fully in long-range planning, we need more transparency on the process

Editorial Board: Let’s hold faculty to a higher standard on sexual assault

Editorials represent the views of The Stanford Daily, an independent newspaper serving Stanford and the surrounding community. The Daily's Editorial Board consists of President and Editor-in-Chief Ada Statler-Throckmorton '18, Executive Editor Samantha Wong '18, Managing Editor of Opinions Stephanie Chen '18, and Editor-at-Large Tristan Vanech '18. To contact the Editorial Board, submit an op-ed (limited to 700 words) at opinions@stanforddaily.com or submit a letter to the editor (limited to 500 words) at eic@stanforddaily.com.

Editorial Board: Students deserve more definitive response from renaming committee

Editorial Board: On free speech and engagement

Editorial Board: A way forward for the new administration

Editorials represent the views of The Stanford Daily, an independent newspaper serving Stanford and the surrounding community. The Daily's Editorial Board consists of President and Editor-in-Chief Kylie Jue '17, Executive Editor Will Ferrer '18, Managing Editor of Opinion Michael Gioia '17, Head Copy Editor Stephanie Chen '18 and Senior Staff Writer Andrew Vogeley '17. To contact the Editorial Board chair, submit an op-ed (limited to 700 words) or submit a letter to the editor (limited to 500 words) at eic@stanforddaily.com.

Editor’s Farewell: Understanding our community

Kylie Jue '17 was the Editor-in-Chief for Vol. 250.  She first became involved with The Daily as a high school intern and now is a CS+English major at Stanford.  A senior from Cupertino, California, she has also worked a CS 106 section leader. To contact Kylie, email her at kyliej ‘at’ stanford.edu.