Kaushikee Nayudu

Amid a tumultuous ending to their undergraduate career, seniors reflect on their time at Stanford and encourage underclassmen to explore interests and seek avenues to serve the Stanford community.

Disability advocates and community members reflect on the process and hope the OAE accommodations process will become more accessible.

Antonio Milane ’25 receives academic scribing accommodations, intends to advocate for broader change to improve access to higher education for people with disabilities.

550 Lausen will operate as a co-ed house in Neighborhood D within the new ResX system until the end of lease term in August 2023.

Kaushikee Nayudu ’24 is The Daily’s Editor in Chief. Contact her at knayudu ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

When she selected characters on the audition form for Ram’s Head Theatrical Society’s “Heathers,” Emily Saletan ’24 said she checked off J.D. “not really expecting anything.” Now, she’s the first official female rendition of the role — Janie “J.D.” Dean — bringing an entirely new queer narrative and meaning to the musical.

Antonio Milane, who has cerebral palsy, asked Stanford to provide him with a scribe for his homework assignments. The University’s refusal has gone viral.

Kaushikee Nayudu ’24 is The Daily’s Editor in Chief. Contact her at knayudu ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Kaushikee Nayudu ’24 is The Daily’s Editor in Chief. Contact her at knayudu ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

The former editor-in-chief and executive editor write about the time they spent together at The Daily, where they met four years ago.