BOSP suspends spring 2021 study abroad programs
Summer 2020-21 BOSP program applications remain open. Although some students were disappointed, they recognized the global health situation.
Rosana Maris Arias
Rosana Maris Arias '23 is from La Puente, CA and enjoys exploring Southern California. Rosana has a strong liking for coffee (not an addiction) and is open to drink and shop recommendations. Her hobbies include reviewing shows and movies and playing the alto saxophone on her free time.
Alumni share Big Game memories
This year marks the 123rd Big Game and our writers interviewed three alum about their Big Game memories.
Police Blotter: Bike theft, grand theft, loitering
This report covers a selection of incidents from Nov. 10 to Nov. 16 as recorded in the Stanford University Department of Public Safety (SUDPS) bulletin.
Rain in quarantine
The clouds were different from the ones I’ve grown accustomed to these past few months. The previously smoky and depressing skies that limited my ability to step outside were now filled with beautiful gray and puffy storm clouds.
Stanford transitions to online admissions outreach
While the online programming and interview settings have the potential to close equity gaps, the experience also creates challenges for applicants and interviewers alike.
Issa Rae ’07 hosts ‘Saturday Night Live’
In her time at Stanford, Rae tackled race in a similar way through “Dorm Diaries,” which she created and directed.
Police Blotter: Bike theft, grand theft, paint defacing
This report covers a selection of incidents from Oct. 27 to Nov. 3 as recorded in the Stanford University Department of Public Safety (SUDPS) bulletin.
All eyes on Stanford’s and its peer institutions’ winter plans — and whether they’ll stick to them
The University has stressed that its plans to bring frosh and sophomores back to campus for winter quarter are contingent on public health conditions, both echoing and differing from peer institutions.
Stanford alums’ ‘Superstore’ delivers real comedy while taking on important topics
The 2015 sitcom was created by Justin Spitzer and is co-produced by Stanford alumni Jonathan Green ’95 and Gabe Miller ’93. Aside from being genuinely good comedy (“Superstore” is way better than “The Office,” in my opinion), the show touches on important and relevant topics such as labor issues, culture and identity and immigration among many others.
Freshman year was like a juice box
As I reminisce on my juice-box-of-a-freshman-year, I have a new appreciation for Stanford and the experiences I had.
Federal Work-Study nixed for many students not on Flex Term
The Federal Work-Study (FWS) program, which provides eligible students with part-time jobs to pay educational expenses such as tuition and fees, books and supplies, will only be offered to students on a Flex Term this year. Stanford previously waived the 2020 and 2021 summer earning expectations and eliminated the work expectation portion of the student contribution for the 2020-21 academic year.
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