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Stanford cut Beyond Sex Ed without student input, then advised staff to stop helping students fight back

Aadi Kucheria and Rebecca Byers
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June 1
Speakers & Events
(Photo: NOUR TABAZA/The Stanford Daily)

Hank Green warns against algorithms and internet addiction

Charlotte Burks
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June 1
University
Woman stands with her arms crossed.

Historian Londa Schiebinger awarded the 2026 Centennial Medal 

Kayla Chan
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May 29
Science & Technology
A webpage showing the black-hat schemes linking to Stanford

Stanford subdomains targeted by black-hat SEO attacks

Kayla Chan
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May 29
Campus Life
The Google DeepMind CEO and Nobel Laureate talked about the risks of AI and the development of DeepMind in a talk with President Levin (ANGIKAR GHOSAL/The Stanford Daily).

Google DeepMind CEO warns AI is at “species-level transition”

Angikar Ghosal
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May 29
Student Government
Students sit around a conference table.

UGS passes bills to create Community Center and Sustainability Working Groups

Rebecca Byers
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May 28
Crime & Safety
This report covers incidents from May 12-18.

Police Blotter: Theft of fruit or fowl, intimidation and elder abuse

Yeva Allyn
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May 28
Breaking
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
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PEERs holds Fentanyl Awareness Day Naloxone Training in White Plaza. (Courtesy of Katherine Healzer)

Prevent, educate, empower, refer: PEERs centers wellbeing across campus

Naina Mehrotra
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May 27
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
Mawakana said discipline has made Waymo a leader in the autonomous vehicle race. (Photo: ANGIKAR GHOSAL/The Stanford Daily)

Waymo co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana outlines vision for a world of autonomous vehicles

Angikar Ghosal
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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
Student Government
The GSC also heard presentations about bills to recommend nominees for University committees and establish a community center working group. (Courtesy of ASSU)

GSC passes bill calling for transparency regarding altercation between student and IDF soldier​​

Sofia Williams
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May 25
News
Curtis Sliwa speaking at Stanford

‘I got shot five times’: Curtis Sliwa announces next mayoral run, warns against trusting politicians

Ayla Gharavi
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May 24
Campus Life
Students at table for volunteer event in Hawaii.

Alternative Spring Break budget cut by 30%

Alana Belle M. Tirado
  •  
May 24
Campus Life
Blue car parked in parking lot.

On the road again: SUDPS returns with third annual car show

Alana Belle M. Tirado
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May 24
Campus Life
Katie Porter speaks to Stanford students in a conversation moderated by Ava Acevedo ’26 M.A. ’26 and Waleed Haider ’29. (Photo: Dilan Gohill/THE STANFORD DAILY)

‘Housing is my top priority’: Gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter visits campus

Dilan Gohill
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May 22
University
Encina Hall on a sunny day

Levin highlights University contribution to technology, research at annual Academic Council meeting

Kaleb Gjestson
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May 22
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
University
Mung Chiang headshot

Stanford alum Mung Chiang named next Northwestern president

Daniel Xu
  •  
May 21
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