SUDPS has arrested four suspects on account of four separate thefts.

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The Graduate Student Council (GSC) unanimously passed a resolution recommending that the University give community associates (CA) and resident associates (RA) access to voluntary training programs on naloxone, a medication that can treat emergency narcotic overdoses, during their annual training.

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The Graduate Student Council debated a resolution that would recommend all RAs and CAs undergo mandatory naloxone use training.

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Stanford researchers are conducting inpatient and outpatient clinical trials of Regeneron’s REGN-COV2, an experimental “antibody cocktail” administered to President Donald Trump after he tested positive for COVID-19. Some noted that many of the newest drugs Trump has access to are still being tested in clinical trials and are unavailable to most COVID-19 patients.

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This report covers a selection of incidents from Sept. 29 to Oct. 5 as recorded in the Stanford University Department of Public Safety (SUDPS) bulletin.

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According to GSC representatives, a new DHS policy could endanger the education of many Stanford graduate students by threatening their visas and putting them at risk for deportation.

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Chambers, a technology fellow at the ACLU of Massachusetts, kicked off the Public Interest in Technology (PIT) Lab's 2020-21 speaker series.

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“I believe students belong in schools,” Palo Alto Schools Unified District Superintendent Don Austin said in an interview with The Daily. “There’s nothing sadder than an empty campus, and we’re going to get past it. We’ll get there. Our plan is to go as fast as we can but as slow as we need to.”…

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