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Protesters gather outside the Palo Alto Courthouse in May 2025 to support the five individuals facing felony charges for breaking into Building 10. Pretrial motions for the case were heard by a judge on Dec. 9 and 10 at the Hall of Justice in San Jose. (Photo: STERLING DAVIES/The Stanford Daily)

Debates about genocide dominate pretrial motion for pro-Palestine Stanford protesters

Frenchie Pinney
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Dec. 21
Campus Life
Josie Pearce ’26 J.D. M.D. ’29 is Stanford's first female J.D./M.D. candidate. (Courtesy of Josie Pearce)

Stanford sees its first female J.D./M.D. candidate

Supriya Patel
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Oct. 21
University
a silhouette of a girl, with the title ix office in the background

A student reported her rapist to the University. Two years later, the perpetrator was suspended.

Anna Yang
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May 20
University
Autumnal trees in Stanford law school.

SLS faculty condemn Trump administration’s attacks on ‘rule of law’

Sofia Williams and Sophia Chu
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April 7
University
Hoover Tower and campus buildings with a pink and blue sunset in the background.

Bridging generations, Stanford DCI fosters lifelong learning in 2025 cohort

Sam Solomon
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Feb. 6
The Grind
(Courtesy of Rebecca Smith)

Stanford in Style: Phone calls with Mom

Rebecca Smith
  •  
May 15, 2024
Speakers & Events
(Photo: SHRUTI SRIDHAR/The Stanford Daily)

David B. Owens M.A. ’10 J.D. ’10 proposes cultural shift in criminal justice system

Shruti Sridhar
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Sept. 22, 2020
News
EVAN PENG/The Stanford Daily

First deafblind woman to graduate from Harvard Law talks accessibility, ableism

Lauryn Johnson
  •  
Oct. 17, 2019
Courtesy of JD Lasica

Sen. Cory Booker’s former Stanford classmate forms Super PAC in support of potential presidential run

Zora Ilunga-Reed
  •  
Jan. 8, 2019
(RYAN COHEN/The Stanford Daily) The New York Times reported Thursday that Stanford has dropped a lawyer it kept on retainer to advise students going through the University's sexual assault review process.

Stanford drops sexual assault lawyer who criticized Title IX process

Hannah Knowles
  •  
Feb. 10, 2017
The Stanford Daily

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