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The exterior of the courthouse.

Federal judge requests more information in Daily’s lawsuit after constitutional arguments

Sterling Davies
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May 28
Campus Life
Theo Baker ’26 speaks about his debut book, “How to Rule the World: An Education in Power at Stanford University” in a conversation with Rob Reich. (Photo: ALANA BELLE M. TIRADO/The Stanford Daily)

‘The most commercialized university in the world’: Theo Baker ’26 criticizes campus culture in talk on book debut

Alana Belle M. Tirado
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May 27
University
hoover tower

Stanford inducts 229 students to Phi Beta Kappa for academic excellence

Dilan Gohill and Sterling Davies
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May 26
News
Justin Lewis-Weber '20 started "So You Think You Can Rule The World" in his junior year and has continued teaching it since. (CHINYOUNG SHAO/The Stanford Daily)

The unofficial class teaching students how to ‘rule the world’

Sterling Davies and Charlotte Cao
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May 21
Campus Life
Students gather with signs in front of a white and grey building,

Resident Assistants protest ‘delay tactics,’ propose card-check recognition

Yeva Allyn
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May 21
University
Silhouettes of people walking in front of Memorial Church on a rainy day.

Stanford to begin exam proctoring following pilot program

Emerson Prentice
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May 20
Music
A photo of BTS performers on stage

‘ARIRANG’: BTS electrifies Stanford Stadium in long-awaited return 

Joanne dePierre
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May 19
University
Hoover tower from Main Quad.

University extends COLLEGE to three quarters, defending liberal arts requirements

Aadi Kucheria and Rishi Upadhyay
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May 14
University
Stanford alumnus Kevin Warsh ’92 would take over for Jerome Powell, who has faced increasing pressure from Trump to cut interest rates (Hoover Institution).

Kevin Warsh ’92 confirmed as next Federal Reserve chair

Naina Mehrotra
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May 14
Local
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO and founder of Meta. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

‘A battle worth fighting’: Santa Clara County sues Meta, alleging failure to prevent scam ads

Daniel Xu
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May 13
University
white house at night

The Stanford affiliates shaping the Trump administration

Sofia Williams and Sterling Davies
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May 11
Crime & Safety
A photo of NACC

Squatter found in Native American Cultural Center, issued stay away order

Sterling Davies
  •  
May 11
Breaking
Canvas was shut down on Thursday by a criminal hacking group, threatening to release data if affected schools do not contact them and reach a settlement by May 12. (Photo: The Stanford Daily)

Criminal hacker group ShinyHunters breaches Canvas

Daniel Xu
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May 7
Campus Life
Members of the Stanford Black community pose for a photo at Meyer Green. (Courtesy of Erica Dennings)

2026 Black Alumni Summit unites students, faculty and alumni

Cayla Withers
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May 6
Campus Life
Protestors line up at the rally

‘Overworked and underpaid’: Unionizing RAs voice complaints at May Day rally

Ashton Dolce
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May 5
University
The Graduate School of Education.

University discontinues BIPOC teacher training program amid Title VI investigation

Aadi Kucheria
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April 29
Campus Life
Students celebrate Iftar at Old Union, with Hoover Tower in the background

Muslim Student Union responds to funding request controversy

Ashton Dolce
  •  
April 29
University
Resident assistants gathered with signs to march and protest.

Resident Assistants move to unionize after year of organizing

Yeva Allyn and Emerson Prentice
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April 28
Campus Life
A protester holds a sign.

Students protest IDF soldier’s presence on campus

Sofia Williams
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April 27
Campus Life
Admitted students gathering on Meyer Green.

‘Everything I could’ve hoped for and more’: Admit Weekend offers glimpse of life on The Farm

Emerson Prentice
  •  
April 26
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