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The Stanford Daily article clipping on the hospital sit-in from April 9th, 1971 (before the police break-up).

Clash in the courts: Zurcher v. Stanford Daily

Andrew Gerges
  •  
Feb. 23
News
Stanford Law School, F.I.R. Hall

The Stanford Undergraduate Law Review has a plan to reshape campus discourse

Jewels Powell
  •  
Sept. 26, 2022
News

“I can’t lose hope”: Stanford community won’t stop fighting to protect abortion rights

Madeline Magielnicki
  •  
Sept. 18, 2022
Opinions
A photo of White Memorial Fountain, or the Claw.

From the community | Beyond Good Intentions: Support Asian American Studies Now

From the Community
  •  
May 17, 2022
News
A graphic image of Elon Musk in a suit opening a bird cage. The Twitter icon, which is a white bird, is flying out of the cage.

Professors sound alarm on free speech after Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover

Sarayu Pai
  •  
May 2, 2022
News
Image from iOS

Stanford beyond bars: Student group brings incarcerated community to Stanford Law School

Lea Nepomuceno
  •  
Aug. 17, 2021
Academics
Amalia Kessler (left) and Jonathan Rodden (right) (Photo courtesy of Amalia Kessler and Jonathan Rodden)

Amalia Kessler, Jonathan Rodden awarded Guggenheim Fellowships

Hannah Basali
  •  
May 4, 2021
Campus Life
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After DACA restrictions, students call on Stanford to provide additional protections for undocumented students

Logan Little
  •  
Aug. 13, 2020
Opinions
(Photo: Pixabay)

We must take action against the Trump administration’s attempts to gut our asylum system

Claire Hillier
  •  
July 13, 2020
News
Babcock, who taught at Stanford for 30 years, is remembered as a pioneer for women in law who championed gender equity and taught with compassion. (Photo: The Washington Post)

Women’s rights pioneer, 1st female Stanford Law professor Barbara Babcock dies at 81

Sarina Deb
  •  
May 11, 2020
News
Reginald Dwayne Betts discussed his work “Felon: Poems” as well as his journey from prison, then to poetry and finally to the law. (Photo: ELLA BOOKER/Stanford Daily)

Reginald Dwayne Betts talks his journey from prison to poetry, law

Ella Booker
  •  
Feb. 11, 2020
Opinions
computer screen with code on black background, a silhouette of a person is reflected on the screen

Aim for higher expectations

Trisha Kulkarni
  •  
Jan. 29, 2020
Opinions
(Photo: Max Pixel)

A subpar game

Skylar Ruprecht
  •  
Oct. 18, 2019
Columnists
cardinal-red-daily-s-logo

The constant struggle of focusing on what matters

Claire Dinshaw
  •  
Oct. 11, 2019
News
The environmentally-friendly policy will supplement incoming plastic bans in Palo Alto, with plastic meat and produce bags also set to be banned in July 2020, and other plastic foodware to be banned in January of that year. (Photo courtesy of Nader Moussa)

Palo Alto’s ‘deconstruction’ ordinance will require reuse, recycling of building materials

Ani Tonoyan
  •  
Aug. 23, 2019
News
ADESUWA AGBONILE/The Stanford Daily

Lawyers, Stanford professors discuss Supreme Court ruling on environmental law and human rights

Jasmine Kerber
  •  
May 29, 2019
Sports
INYOUNG CHOI / The Stanford Daily

SF 49ers General Counsel discusses mental toughness at annual Cap and Gown brunch

Inyoung Choi
  •  
May 21, 2019
News Blog
ZORA ILUNGA-REED/The Stanford Daily

Senate discusses committee reform

Zora Ilunga-Reed
  •  
May 15, 2019
The Grind
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When should our feelings matter?

Angela Zhao
  •  
March 7, 2019
News
L.A. CICERO / Stanford News

Knight-Hennessy Scholars program announces second annual cohort of global leaders

Tejas Athni
  •  
March 6, 2019
The Stanford Daily

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