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Mark Allen Cu

Mark Allen Cu ’26 is the Staff Development Director & Solutions Editor for The Daily. He is currently studying Education and Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity. Contact him at mallencu ‘at’ stanford.edu
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An old photo of Ray Lyman Wilbur is behind a photo of Wilbur Hall, with a graphic that reads, "Hello, my name is Wilbur" in front.

Cu | Stanford should rename Wilbur Hall

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
June 25
Opinions
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Cu | Stanford, where’s the rest of Asia?

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
May 21
Opinions
(Stanford Daily File Photo)

Letter from the Data Editors | Welcome to Stanford

Matthew Turk and Mark Allen Cu
  •  
April 25
News
a graphic of an admissions file that says "top secret"

How to get off Stanford’s waitlist

Caroline Chen and Mark Allen Cu
  •  
April 25
University
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Annual sexual assault and harassment reports decrease by 18.2%, six employees terminated

Anna Yang and Mark Allen Cu
  •  
April 11
Screen
Stanford Smash Bros. Standing in front of Stanford logo.

Cal smashes Stanford in second annual Smash Bros. crew battle

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
March 10
Opinions
The flag of the Philippines overlaid on a drawing of three Pilipino students.

Cu | Stanford must rename the Asia-Pacific Research Center

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
March 5
Screen
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Stanford’s ‘Smash Bros’ find community in combat 

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
Feb. 19
Campus Life
Bar chart showing that Alcohol was the most-used substance among undergrads in 2022 measured by the survey, followed by Marijuana, Nicotine, Any other drug and None.

Rising rates of binge drinking, high-risk behavior among students, survey shows

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
May 31, 2023
Academics
Empty lecture hall in Packard.

What is Stanford’s most popular class in the spring?

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
May 17, 2023
News
Poster for ASSU candidate Ivy Chen

ASSU council drops senator-elect Ivy Chen’s case

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
May 1, 2023
Student Government
Poster for ASSU candidate Ivy Chen

ASSU Elections Commissioner sues senator-elect in “possibly landmark case”

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
April 25, 2023
News
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Postdocs say they’re financially ineligible for University’s housing

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
April 23, 2023
Science & Technology
People stand around a health{hacks} sign

From VR to mobile apps: Hackathon participants dream big about the future of healthcare

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
April 17, 2023
Campus Life
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Clubs at crossroads: ASSU funding policies leave dozens of clubs with no annual grant funding

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
April 4, 2023
Speakers & Events
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Despite controversy, no protests materialize for Matt Walsh’s visit

Caroline Chen and Mark Allen Cu
  •  
March 3, 2023
Academics
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Acceptance rate drops to 3.68%, majority enrolled are non-white students

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
Feb. 28, 2023
Academics
Empty lecture hall in Packard.

Course enrollment rankings: STEM dominates the most popular winter quarter courses

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
Feb. 15, 2023
University
Front of Stanford's financial aid office

Stanford raises undergraduate tuition by 7%

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
Feb. 12, 2023
News
California Attorney General Rob Bonta speaks to an audience at the Stanford Law School

Turning ‘hurt into change’: CA Attorney General Rob Bonta talks gun violence

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
Feb. 9, 2023

Multimedia by Mark Allen Cu

News
a graphic of an admissions file that says "top secret"

How to get off Stanford’s waitlist

Caroline Chen and Mark Allen Cu
  •  
April 25
News
A map of all the elevators on campus. Red dots represent expired elevators and cover the map. There are 12 green dots, which represent elevators with valid permits.

94% of elevators on campus have expired permits

Andrew Zeng
  •  
March 15
The Stanford Daily

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