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The sun shines bright over a busy Main Quad this afternoon. Moms, daughters and other family members are filling campus streets wearing sunglasses and holding refreshing drinks. Their smiling faces indicate the start of the 100th anniversary of Moms Weekend. Established in 1923, the University’s Moms Association will host various events for this weekend. In...
The University has filed a Protected Identity Harm Report in response to the discovery of the swastika. SUDPS is currently investigating the matter.
Officials at Stanford University are investigating the campus' second antisemitic in less than ten days, The Stanford Daily reported on Thursday. On Wednesday, a swastika was etched into a metal panel in bathroom of History Corner, a century-old building on the northeast side of the Main Quad of campus. The incident followed the desecration of a
Yes, goats. We do not need goats fertilizing the Oval, tripping about the traffic circles, acting as speed bumps for athletes on e-bikes, or squeezing into Stanford's innumerable construction sites. We do not need any more chaos in Main Quad than that already provided by tourists. At the Dish, however,
“It was a fun first day on campus,” William Curry told The Daily, after it was discovered that he had once again spent the night in a student residence. Curry’s ex-girlfriend alleges that he continues to stalk and harass her despite a Stanford stay-away order. He denies any harassment.