‘Slack Never Slacking’: Parting thoughts on the Summer Journalism Workshop
This program gifted us with skills and confidence and left us with a journalistic fervor to write with purpose and share stories that need to be heard.
Elizabeth Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson is a high schooler writing as part of The Daily's Summer Journalism Workshop.
Recognizing Stanford’s Native communities: International Day of World’s Indigenous People
Aug. 9 marked the 38th celebration of International Day of World’s Indigenous People (IDWIP). According to the United Nations, this international holiday “marks the date of the inaugural session of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations at the United Nations in 1982.” This group was established “with the mandate to develop a set of minimum…
The summer I revisited my first home country
Summer has always been special to me. Not only does it signify a break from the stress of school, time to sleep in and warm weather — above all, it gives my family a chance to travel. Ever since I was young, I grew up more familiar with moving trucks than the homes to where…
A look at the history of racism in mascots at Stanford and schools across the country
The Washington Redskins will be changing its name due to racist implications. Many schools across the United States have also faced backlash for racist mascots.
Students host civic organizing virtual conference to innovate the public sector
The Scholarship Now and Activism Post-Pandemic Conference (SNAPCON) will be held by The Institute of Civic Organizing (TICO) on Saturday, August 29.
Eat local at Ettan and Blend Eatery
Read about two local restaurants to support during quarantine and how they've been adapting to COVID-19.
TikTok to be banned by the US after parents complain kids no longer human
TikTok is expected to be banned by the United States after parents file hundreds of complaints.
Researchers study sleep patterns, determine fireworks boost melatonin levels
Although the nightly fireworks seem detrimental, studies have shown that they induce higher levels of melatonin in individuals.
Eat local at Cuco’s Burritos, Taro San Japanese Noodle Bar, Kirk’s Steakburgers
Read about three local restaurants to support during quarantine and how they've been adapting to COVID-19.
Stanford professor reflects upon the importance of current protests in BLM webinar
Allyson Hobbs, history professor and director of Stanford’s African American Studies program, held a webinar discussing the history and importance of current protests.
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