Sarina Deb

The GSC discussed a bill that condemns bias against Asian and Pacific Islander community members amid the pandemic.

The program connects Stanford affiliates with nursing home and assisted-living residents for video calls to combat the isolating effects of COVID-19.

Students are calling out the teaching staff of CS102 for denying requested academic accommodations to the class at large amid recent protests and incidences of racial injustice.

Wisch and Katz now employ over 30 students from Stanford and other colleges, and teach 120 students. The student teachers are responsible for developing their own curriculums for classes on topics that they are passionate about.

“I’ve been spit on, kicked and scratched,” said Clinical Assistant Professor Italo Brown. “I’ve had multiple patients tell me that they were going to kill me, I’ve had patients ask for my address so that they can come to my house and fight me and I’ve had patients wait outside after a shift to try to assault me.”

CAPS clinicians Sheila Levin and Ronald Albucher have filed complaints with civil rights agencies alleging that Stanford failed to remedy the hostile work environment of antisemitism during a diversity training session.

The Daily’s demographic profile is moving towards alignment with Stanford’s demographic profile, according to limited results from the Volume 259 demographic survey.

We hope these data, when combined with the results of the end-of-volume demographic survey we plan to conduct in January, will allow us to track both recruitment and retention efforts.

Stanford professors are sounding the alarm on American democracy if a sweeping voting rights package fails to pass Congress.

Deb argues that for many Stanford students struggling with an eating disorder, it’s easy to feel isolated in their journey to health. She writes, “this is an issue that deserves — and quite frankly needs — more attention from Stanford’s administration, student leaders, and everyone on campus.”