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Anastasiia Malenko

Anastasiia Malenko

Author at The Stanford Daily, Stanford University at The Stanford Daily, Stanford University

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    Recent Articles

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    Stanford student government president steps down

    Anastasiia Malenko is the Vol. 261 News Managing 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.
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    Chris Middleton ’16 appointed ASSU vice president

    Anastasiia Malenko is the Vol. 261 News Managing 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.
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    Students make Act of Intolerance reports against form sent to SCR m...

    Anastasiia Malenko is the Vol. 261 News Managing 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.
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    ‘So unabashedly herself’: Louise Glück’s influence on writers at St...

    Anastasiia Malenko is the Vol. 261 News Managing 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.
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    Stanford breathes a sigh of relief at Biden-Harris win

    While the three Stanford alums initially vying to be the Democratic nominee — Sen. Cory Booker ’91 M.A. ’92 (D-N.J.), Julián Castro ’96 and Tom Steyer MBA ’83 — dropped out of the race early, Stanford still made headlines in the days leading up to Election Day.
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    Federal judge strikes down rules restricting H-1B visa program

    The decision will benefit the Stanford faculty, researchers, postdocs and medical professionals from foreign countries that utilize the H-1B program, according to University spokesperson E.J. Miranda.
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    One year and a thousand miles later

    International students weathered the year of COVID-19, navigating uncertainty, independence and adulthood in a foreign country.
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    HBO series ‘Insecure’ films on campus over weekend

    Anastasiia Malenko is the Vol. 261 News Managing 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.
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    Letter from the editors: Introducing The Stanford Daily Magazine

    We’ve themed this magazine around the change, resilience and reflection each of us has undergone over the past 18 months.
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    Obama’s message to Silicon Valley: Defend democracy

    At a Thursday event on campus, former President Barack Obama called on tech leaders to stand up for truth and democracy. “Companies need to have some other North Star than just making money and increasing market share,” he said.
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    Zelenskyy shares what matters to him most in address to Stanford co...

    What matters most to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy? More weaponry, sanctions, financial help to rebuild Ukraine, a tribunal for Russian war crimes, new international safety guarantees and a complete return to peace.