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Meet Stanford's 2023 spring quarter guest artists - Vimarsana News

Meet Stanford's 2023 spring quarter guest artists

Dozens of guest artists are coming to the Stanford campus this quarter to entertain, delight, provoke, and shed light on global issues.

Despite controversy, no protests materialize for Matt Walsh's visit - Vimarsana News

Despite controversy, no protests materialize for Matt Walsh's visit

Right-wing political commentator Matt Walsh visited Stanford Wednesday to discuss his new documentary “What is A Woman?” No protests materialized; however, student groups teamed up to host community care events in response.

GSC pushes for reinstatement of Marguerite lines - Vimarsana News

GSC pushes for reinstatement of Marguerite lines

The GSC advocated for the reinstatement of discontinued Marguerite lines, explored accommodations for academic calendar conflicts with religious holidays and weighed options to reduce travel-associated greenhouse gas emissions.

From the Community | Matt Walsh: A dangerous presence on campus - Vimarsana News

From the Community | Matt Walsh: A dangerous presence on campus

Aidala urges against the speech of Matt Walsh, director of the transphobic movie "What is a Woman," on Stanford's campus. Aidala writes, "As one of the primary drivers of this recent pushback against trans rights, Matt Walsh is a threat to queer people everywhere."

Undergraduate Senate hears updates on campus safety app, passes resolution to support queer students - Vimarsana News

Undergraduate Senate hears updates on campus safety app, passes resolution to support queer students

In addition to passing the resolutions, Senators appointed a new elections commissioner and discussed 5150 response situations.