Stanford professors offer insights, analysis after California passes tech Props 22 and 24

Iyshwary Warren is from Tallahassee, FL. She is the Stanford Medicine Beat Reporter and plans to pursue a career in medicine and research. Contact her at iwarren ‘at’ stanford.edu.

The road to 2020: Examining Stanford voter engagement over the past decade

Students take in the news, several professors criticize Trump for undermining faith in the electoral process

Stanford breathes a sigh of relief at Biden-Harris win

Elena Shao '21 is from Suwanee, Georgia. At The Daily, she is a Managing Editor for News. Outside, she's studying political science. She also enjoys learning foreign languages and is hoping to pursue a career as an investigative and data journalist. Contact her at eshao98 'at' stanford.edu.

Kaushikee Nayudu '24 is a staff writer for The Daily. Contact her at knayudu ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Anastasiia Malenko is the Vol. 260 Magazine Editor. Originally from Ukraine, she focuses on politics and international student life in her coverage. In her free time, she loves listening to throwbacks and catching up on book and coffee recommendations. Contact her at amalenko 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Magazine Editor, Summer Journalism Institute Co-Director

With presidential race too close to call, Stanford experts talk state of election

Victoria Hsieh '24 is a Staff Writer for The Daily looking to major in Economics and Biology. She is a Seattle native and enjoys hiking in her free time. Contact The Daily’s News section at news ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

‘Voting is just the first step’: Political student groups regroup after election, plan for future

Anna Milstein ’23 is a desk editor for Vol. 259 Academic News and a Staff Writer. Contact her at amilstein ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Here’s what 16 Stanford students are thinking after Election Day

Tiffany Saade is a staff writer in the news and The Grind sections. She is a freshman from Beirut, Lebanon and will probably major in Political Science in the Justice and Law main track with a double minor in International Relations and Human Rights with an interest in Creative Writing. She enjoys riding her yellow bike and singing out loud on Stanford campus!
Contact her at thegrind 'at' stanforddaily.com for additional optimistic conversations about the future, and for some much needed light!

Stanford debrief hits on role of tech in spreading election (mis)information

Taking new seats and retaining old ones, a string of congressional victories for Stanford alums

Sarina Deb '23 is the Director of The Equity Project, a section dedicated to centering underrepresented voices. She is also a news writer and the Co-Chair of the DEI team. She grew up in the Bay Area and is majoring in political science. 
Contact her at sdeb7 'at' stanford.edu

Equitable development is key issue among candidates for State Senate, State Assembly and East Palo Alto and Palo Alto city councils

Josh Becker J.D. ’98 MBA ’98 and Marc Berman to represent Stanford in California Capitol

Jessica Zhu ’24 is studying Political Science and minoring in History and Human Rights. She is really interested in political activism, and in her free time, she watches sunsets and makes shrinky-dink earrings.

California votes to classify rideshare drivers as contractors, likely rejects affirmative action

Matthew Turk ’24 is a desk editor for The Stanford Daily. He leads the mobile app development team as well and expects to major in computer science. Matthew has participated in several technical and financial internship programs. From January to May 2021, he worked with the frontend development team at Blocklight Analytics in his hometown of Chicago and was the engineering fellow at The Texas Tribune this past summer. His debut novel, An Invincible Summer, went on sale in stores in February. Ask Matthew about astrophysics, football and the automotive industry. Contact him at mturk ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

House expected to remain blue, Senate a toss-up

Anxious, trying to be patient, Stanford just wants to know: Who’ll win?

Emma Talley is from Sacramento, California. She is the volume 260 Newsroom Development director, and has served as a two-time news editor. She previously worked for the San Francisco Chronicle with the metro team covering breaking news and K-12 education. She's obsessed with coffee. Contact her at etalley 'at' stanforddaily.com or news 'at' stanforddaily.com.

Newsroom Development Director

30,000 infections and 700 deaths from Trump rallies, Stanford study estimates

For international students, worry about immigration, travel bans marks Election Day

Stanford students to work polls across the country

Kirsten Mettler '23 is the Managing Editor for Arts & Life. She is the former desk editor for Vol. 259 Academic News and writes for both News and Arts & Life. Contact The Daily’s Arts & Life section at arts ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Managing Editor of Arts and Life

Ahead of election, Stanford students grapple with a deluge of stress

Malaysia Atwater is a managing editor in the News section and co-chairs the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Team. She is a political science major from Aurora, Colorado, and she enjoys dancing and re-watching Grey's Anatomy in her free time. Contact her at matwater 'at' stanforddaily.com.

News Managing Editor, DEI Team Co-chair

Student researchers gear up for Election Day

Michaela Guo is a staff writer in the News section. She is a freshman and plans to study Human Biology and Asian American studies. Contact her at mguo ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Students, faculty weigh in on the importance of civic engagement

Faculty Senate explores making Election Day an academic holiday

Trust in vote-by-mail remains a top election concern, law professor says

Graduate Student Council endorses making Election Day a non-instructional holiday, condemns University treatment of workers

Sam Catania ’24 is the Chief Technology Officer at The Daily. He also is the producer of the weekly video roundup and formerly served as a news beat reporter covering COVID-19 on Stanford's campus and the assessment team leader of The Daily's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) team. Sam is a Philadelphia native currently studying computer science and political science. You can follow him on Twitter @sbcatania. Contact him at scatania 'at' stanforddaily.com

Chief Technology Officer

ASSU Chief of Staff announces VP selection committee will prioritize Black candidates

Make Election Day a holiday, Senate says

Student groups make efforts to increase voter turnout in the upcoming election

Ariela Lopez is a high schooler writing as part of the Stanford Daily Summer Journalism Workshop.

Political student groups gear up for 2020 election

Alysa Suleiman is a high schooler writing as part of The Daily’s Summer Journalism Workshop.

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