Holden Foreman

After a convincing 2-1 home series win over Utah a week ago, No. 26 women’s softball (30-10, 7-5 Pac-12) travelled to No. 3 Arizona (38-7, 15-0 Pac-12) this weekend. The Cardinal entered the game with the best team record since 2010, but were clobbered by the Wildcats in a three-game sweep.

After a week of controversy on and off campus regarding the posting of ‘anti-Semitic’ cartoons by Eli Valley, the cartoonist spoke on campus Friday, accusing Zionists and “right-wing” Jews of complacency regarding white supremacy and criticizing their support of “white supremacist” politicians such as President Donald Trump in his talk.

Thirty-six years after Stanford professor emerita Terry Karl '70 M.A. '76 Ph.D. '82 accused him of sexual misconduct, retired Harvard political science

GSC finalized several officer positions and discussed concerns relating to recent wait times for summer subleasing requests.

Holden Foreman ’21 was the Vol. 258-59 chief technology officer. Holden was president and editor-in-chief in Vol. 257, executive editor (vice president) in Vol. 256, managing editor of news in Vol. 254 and student business director in Vol. 255.

Holden Foreman ’21 was the Vol. 258-59 chief technology officer. Holden was president and editor-in-chief in Vol. 257, executive editor (vice president) in Vol. 256, managing editor of news in Vol. 254 and student business director in Vol. 255.

There are basic actions the University could take to be more supportive of students who may not get enough food otherwise, writes former Daily EIC Holden Foreman.

Holden Foreman argues that Stanford must do more to promote web accessibility. "If Stanford waits until a public complaint to act on any accessibility issue or seek the necessary community feedback, then it is failing in its mission," Foreman writes.

The Luigi Mangiane case brought attention to an urgent health care crisis, one that students must advocate for action on, Karan writes.

Clinical associate professor of pediatrics Joshua J. Blinder M.D. and members of the Stanford Medicine community criticize a Letter from the Community released by other members of the Stanford Medicine community in September regarding the war in Gaza.