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The daily experience of being Indigenous at Stanford involves what Young calls “living in the in-between,” or navigating between a supportive Native community and a broader University environment that often feels hostile or indifferent. (Graphic: CHINYOUNG SHAO/The Stanford Daily)

Without acknowledgment: Stanford’s indigenous community speaks out against institutional erasure

Adeline Lee
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March 8
Campus Life
A Tuesday panel discussion featuring Pilar Thomas '83 focused on tribal sovereignty and clean energy. (Photo: CHRIS PROCACCINO/The Stanford Daily)

Muwekma hosts Pilar Thomas for panel on future of tribal energy policy

Chris Procaccino and Mara Hankins
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Oct. 28
University
The front of Ujamaa house.

University to introduce lottery-based system for ethnic theme house assignments

Dan Kubota
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May 26
Featured
Students at the Theme House and Co-op Fair in 1983 (Photo: ARTIE STREIBER/The Stanford Daily)

Road to ResX: The Rise and Fall of Stanford Theme Housing

Olivia Popp
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June 9, 2021
The Grind
SAIO's annual Red and Green Dinner in 2018 hosted by the NACC. (Courtesy of Shayna Rose Naranjo)

The 50th year of Stanford’s Native community

Brentley Sandlin, Shayna Naranjo and Zandreas Benitez
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Oct. 20, 2020
University
A graphic with the words "Stanford Daily Police Blotter"

Police Blotter: Stalking, vehicle theft, burglary

Sophie Regan
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May 18, 2020
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Uninformed and uninvolved: ResX and the dystopian future of undergraduate housing

Vol. 255 Editorial Board
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Feb. 15, 2019
ADESUWA AGBONILE / The Stanford Daily

Following accusations of insensitivity and vulgarity in class, Native American studies professor is no longer teaching course

Charlie Curnin and Holden Foreman
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Jan. 14, 2019
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Senate discusses potential FLI dorm, Cardinal Conversations successor

Ricky Grannis-Vu
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Oct. 24, 2018
The Stanford Daily

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