Q&A: Alum Sri Muppidi launches progressive campaign for Dublin City Council
The Daily interviewed Stanford alum Sri Muppidi to discuss her campaign for City Council of Dublin, California.
Nina Iskandarsjach
Academics call for the departmentalization of African and African American Studies
In an event hosted by the Clayman Institute for Gender Research, panelists discuss the importance of departmentalizing African and African-American Studies as a means of allowing the discipline to evolve and to acknowledge its importance within academia.
Stanford releases COVID-19 testing plan for fall quarter
Stanford’s COVID-19 testing procedure, designed by leading Stanford experts in medicine and science, relies on the frequent testing of asymptomatic students and staff, as well the diversification of testing methodology.
Undergraduate tuition hiked by 5%, despite calls for discounts
Undergraduate tuition has increased for the 2020-21 academic year, following a pattern of yearly tuition increases.
Cardinal Quarter canceled for fall quarter, other internship funding programs downsized
A variety of internship and fellowship funding programs, including Cardinal Quarter, have been canceled for the upcoming fall quarter.
OSE establishes Solidarity Fund to advance ‘equity, inclusion, and justice’
The new Solidarity Fund for student groups is meant to combat racism and injustice, but student groups continue to call for greater reform.
The Comeup Collective: Stanford alumni share their experiences as first-generation Black students
Stanford class of 2020 alums Sheck Mulbah, Garry Archbold, Mekhi Jones and Mamadou Diallo launch “The Comeup Collective,” a podcast that follows their journeys navigating the academic and professional world.
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