Kate Selig

Ambulance services will replace police in transporting “most” students to an emergency room who are on a 5150 hold, according to a Tuesday Student Affairs message.

Kate Selig served as the Vol. 260 editor in chief. Contact her at kselig ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Only seven of about 5,000 doses in Stanford Medicine’s first wave of COVID-19 vaccinations were allocated to its front-line residents and fellows.

The pandemic sent many queer students who were able to be out at Stanford back into the closet. This is how they're doing one year later.

Kate Selig served as the Vol. 260 editor in chief. Contact her at kselig ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Coronavirus has upended many prospective admits’ lives. Students still deciding between colleges who planned in-person visits now have to settle for virtual admit weekends, like Stanford’s.

Hunter Fraser allegedly threw a woman identified as his girlfriend on the ground and later slammed a door into her, court records show. Fraser pleaded not guilty when he was arraigned on charges of inflicting corporal injury in early September.

Stanford biology professor arrested and charged with domestic violence  The Stanford Daily

The domestic violence charge against Stanford biology professor Hunter Fraser was raised from a misdemeanor to a felony Tuesday morning at a Palo Alto Courthouse hearing. Fraser again pleaded not…

Kate Selig served as the Vol. 260 editor in chief. Contact her at kselig ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.