In many cases, it wasn’t even my own choices that determined major turns in my path, but sheer randomness. There are many possible ways I could’ve done Stanford — some better, some worse, but many that are incomparably valuable in their own way, writes Arjun Ramani.

•

A number of Stanford students who returned to campus have already received COVID-19 vaccinations, raising ethical concerns among their peers.

•

The data includes tests through surveillance testing on campus and other Stanford-affiliated programs.

•

Incoming frosh are mourning the traditional first-year experience they’ll never have, and sophomores and juniors report that they are navigating a huge decision-making period in their college careers with less guidance and more uncertainty than ever.

•

The class of 2020 has dealt with one of the most unusual years in Stanford history. With COVID-19 forcing the mythical senior spring online, seniors have had their years and lives upended.

•

Are you voting in this year's Undergraduate Senate or sophomore class president elections? The Daily gives you everything you need to know with candidate profiles and issue breakdowns.

•

Since March, students and faculty have voiced their concerns through petitions about topics ranging from housing to academics to workers’ rights. Here are a look at the petitions that have circulated since the beginning of March.

•

Hosted by the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI), the conference was marked by its ambition to bring in a broad spectrum of expertise to tackle the pandemic.

•

Conversation on campus and beyond abounds about the high sticker price of Stanford and other elite universities. So it surprises many that the University actually spends more per student on average than even the cost of full tuition. With aid factored in, the typical student is paying only 20% of the average cost per student…

•