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As a graduating senior, Emma Wang rewrites her "Dear roommate" essay — one of the required prompts for the application to Stanford.

In the week leading up to the 126th Big Game against Cal, Stanford’s campus is bustling with festivities and annual traditions. Amid rising tensions on campus relating to the Israel-Gaza conflict, however, students say this year’s traditions feel a little different.

The rally and march were organized by Stanford Students for Justice in Palestine, who called on the University to condemn war crimes committed by Israel and increase support for Palestinian students.

Pro-Hamas banners and scrawled messages, as well an ugly classroom incident, have left Jewish students feeling vulnerable.

Jewish and Palestinian students expressed fears for loved ones and braced for disputes on campus.

Biking around the construction in White Plaza, senior Alisa Wang looks back at the detours and shortcuts that defined her own — always changing, always imperfect, always beautiful — Stanford experience.

Peregrine falcons have been spotted at Stanford since 2011, but biologists have yet to observe a successful nesting season. Although incredibly urban-tolerant birds, the falcons still face the challenges of human disturbances.

A new spring quarter course examined Stanford’s past, including the people, their personalities, and the politics of the periods in which they worked.

In the second installment of her column "Undelivered Mail," Sara Suchanti reflects on the blurry rosiness of memory.