Rani Chor

Geoff Sobelle ’97 throws a theatrical feast of physical comedy, asking the audience, “Do you need what you eat? Do you eat what you need?”

As U.S. diplomacy teeters on the brink of DEI rollbacks, the fight for inclusive representation in foreign policy is more urgent than ever.

Rishi Sunak, the former U.K. prime minister and Stanford Business School graduate, will return to Stanford as a visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution after stepping down as Conservative Party leader.

Rani Chor is a Vol. 264 University News Desk Editor and previously the Vol. 263 Public Safety Beat Reporter. Outside of writing for The Daily, she enjoys singing to her pet duck. Contact her at rchor ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Rani Chor is a Vol. 264 University News Desk Editor and previously the Vol. 263 Public Safety Beat Reporter. Outside of writing for The Daily, she enjoys singing to her pet duck. Contact her at rchor ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Rani Chor is a Vol. 264 University News Desk Editor and previously the Vol. 263 Public Safety Beat Reporter. Outside of writing for The Daily, she enjoys singing to her pet duck. Contact her at rchor ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Panelists expressed a need for student activism. Stanford sources some of its apparel from factories that failed to pay their workers during the pandemic, according to the event speakers and data from the Workers Rights Consortium.

Rani Chor is a Vol. 264 University News Desk Editor and previously the Vol. 263 Public Safety Beat Reporter. Outside of writing for The Daily, she enjoys singing to her pet duck. Contact her at rchor ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

A year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, four Ukrainian political and civic leaders discuss Ukraine’s future.

Rani Chor is a Vol. 264 University News Desk Editor and previously the Vol. 263 Public Safety Beat Reporter. Outside of writing for The Daily, she enjoys singing to her pet duck. Contact her at rchor ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

The Stanford Information Security Office sent out a community alert Saturday warning students against opening a fraudulent email about alleged honor code violations.

This report covers a selection of incidents from Jan. 22 to Jan. 31 as recorded in the Stanford University Department of Public Safety (SUDPS) bulletin.

Google X CEO and entrepreneur Astro Teller encouraged students to craft their “moonshot story.”

Rani Chor is a Vol. 264 University News Desk Editor and previously the Vol. 263 Public Safety Beat Reporter. Outside of writing for The Daily, she enjoys singing to her pet duck. Contact her at rchor ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Sam Bankman-Fried’s parents have reported receiving physical threats as a result of Bankman-Friend’s house arrest on Stanford’s campus.

SF voters approved a proposition to move DPW under the oversight of a commission, reversing a 2020 vote to split DPW into a new department.

The Daily has compiled a voter guide for all California voters with the most important information regarding this season’s campaigns and propositions.

Cantonese will fulfill the undergraduate language requirement for the first time since 2007, organizers from the Save Cantonese campaign announce.

A mezuzah on the apartment door frame of two Jewish graduate students living in a residence hall was removed Tuesday, the last day of Rosh Hashanah, according to the University.

Pre-packaged meals] almost certainly increases food waste since you’re getting a meal with all kinds of things that you don’t necessarily want — maybe you want one or two things from it…