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Carol and Ned Spieker’s $25 million donation to Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital will help transform the West Building’s ability to care for mothers and babies. (Courtesy of Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health).

Stanford children’s hospital to modernize after $25 million donation

Bella Kim
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Nov. 9
Local
The Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE), housed in Building 360. Arches and Hoover Tower visible at dusk.

Faculty reflect on Dick Cheney’s legacy

Emmett Chung
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Nov. 7
Local
Hoover Tower and campus buildings with a pink and blue sunset in the background.

Santa Clara County sues Trump administration for restricting public service loan forgiveness

Francesca Pinney
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Nov. 6
Local
Naroditsky was a former World Youth Champion and the youngest published chess author at 14. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

Chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky ’19 MA ’20 passes away at 29 

Emerson Prentice and Violet Negrette
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Nov. 5
Local
A Palo Alto City Council meeting in action. (Photo: CAROLINE GHISOLFI/The Stanford Daily)

What Prop 50 and Measure A would mean for California and Santa Clara County

Emmett Chung
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Nov. 2
Local
Graphic that reads "Stanford Daily Police Blotter" with blue and red circles in the background over a black and white image of Stanford's main quad.

Police Blotter: Attempted extortion, driving under the influence, simple battery

Sterling Davies
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Oct. 29
Local
A picture of the new restaurant with a sign that reads Grand Opening

New Town & Country restaurant chefs up a fresh look at Chinese-American cuisine

Geoffrey Franc
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Oct. 29
Local
Student organizations and community members gathered in Palo Alto for "No Kings Day" protests. (Photo: TOBY SHIAO/The Stanford Daily)

Student organizers demonstrate at ‘No Kings Day’

Emerson Prentice
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Oct. 26
Local
Santa Clara Public Health Department's Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program office. WIC will remain operational amid the federal shutdown. (Courtesy of County of Santa Clara Public Health Department)

Federal nutrition program remains operational in California despite federal shutdown

Bella Kim
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Oct. 22
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Graphic that reads "Stanford Daily Police Blotter" with blue and red circles in the background over a black and white image of Stanford's main quad.

Police Blotter: Injury on a spouse, identity theft, disorderly conduct of alcohol

Sterling Davies
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Oct. 21
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Graphic that reads "Stanford Daily Police Blotter" with blue and red circles in the background over a black and white image of Stanford's main quad.

Police Blotter: Injury on a child, stalking, distributing intimate images

Sterling Davies
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Oct. 14
Local
The Stanford Historical Society celebrated their 50th anniversary on Sunday. (Courtesy of Andreas Cannon Lorgen)

Stanford Historical Society celebrates 50th anniversary

Lauren Koong
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Oct. 14
Local
Graphic that reads "Stanford Daily Police Blotter" with blue and red circles in the background over a black and white image of Stanford's main quad.

Police Blotter: Rape, sexual battery, eavesdropping

Geoffrey Franc
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Oct. 7
Local
Autumnal trees in Stanford law school.

Cool Cities Coalition promotes heat resilience in the San Francisco Peninsula

Kayla Chan
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Oct. 7
Local
Palo Alto's Oct. 6 City Council meeting took place on Oct. 6. (Photo courtesy of the Palo Alto City Council)

Palo Alto City to support Prop 50 and Measure A tax in midterm elections

Sterling Davies
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Oct. 7
Local
City council members sit at a conference table.

East Palo Alto resident files Brown Act complaint after meeting to remove council member

Sterling Davies
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Oct. 2
Local
Graphic that reads "Stanford Daily Police Blotter" with blue and red circles in the background over a black and white image of Stanford's main quad.

Police Blotter: Electronic stalking, assault to commit rape and disorderly conduct and trespassing

Jonathan Shaw
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Sept. 30
Local
A scientist wearing a white lab coat and blue gloves works in a lab. She smiles while using a pipette near petri dishes.

As dust settles at the NIH, scientists are left picking up the pieces

Anne Li
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Sept. 28
Local
Graphic that reads "Stanford Daily Police Blotter" with blue and red circles in the background over a black and white image of Stanford's main quad.

Police Blotter: Hit and run, second degree burglary and battery 

Beatrice Barnes
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Sept. 25
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Graphic that reads "Stanford Daily Police Blotter" with blue and red circles in the background over a black and white image of Stanford's main quad.

Police Blotter: Rape, assault with deadly weapon, money obtention by false pretensions

Julie Abreu
  •  
June 3
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