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"I wondered: How many dead Palestinian children would it take for Saller to speak up? To just say one word in condemnation of Israel’s attacks? Surely one innocent child killed is one too many," writes Hamza El Boudali.

The Bay Area schools are heavily reliant on support from campus to fund their athletic operations.

Despite a recent market surge, with inflation concerns lingering and Fed rate-cut expectations deferred, earnings become crucial.

"There many pressing issues facing Stanford that deserve our consideration as we transition to a new era of leadership," writes the Editorial Board.

The Doerr School announced the recipients of its first grants to fund greenhouse gas removal projects despite ongoing conservancy of accepting funding from fossil fuel companies.

The Faculty Senate tabled undoing the public censure of Hoover fellow Scott Atlas, who made anti-vaccine and inflammatory comments during the COVID-19 pandemic, to a later date. The Senate failed to pass a resolution on public Canvas.

Policymakers must acknowledge that we are operating in a more supply-constrained world to avoid prematurely ending the US’s exceptional economic run

A proposed Cambodian commune’s Irrawaddy dolphin festival aims to reflect the value of the animals while promoting conservation efforts – but its last one died two years ago.

The Presidential Search Committee’s undergraduate representative told the UGS that incoming president Jonathan Levin '94 was "the best person to lead Stanford ... irrespective of their background or religion or any other immutable characteristic."

Former IRS-CI Chief Jim Lee has announced that he was joining Chainalysis as their Global Head of Capacity Building.