"The bitterness and vitriol we now see from those defending the Palestinians … they have boomeranged," writes Chuck Ludlam '67, who previously led campus protests against the Vietnam War. The...
https://stanforddaily.com/2024/05/08/from-the-community-effective-protests-from-vietnam-to-gaza/
"Going forward, the primary point of contact for graduate workers facing misconduct must be SGWU, and not University administrators. The Union must be able to empower graduate workers to seek rea...
"But as the administration well knows, students are not 'camping' for recreational purposes, but rather using their encampment to peacefully protest Stanford’s investments in the destruction of...
"I wondered: How many dead Palestinian children would it take for Saller to speak up? To just say one word in condemnation of Israel’s attacks? Surely one innocent child killed is one too many,...
https://stanforddaily.com/2024/04/28/whats-your-threshold-stanford/
"Hearings for AB 1780 are underway and Stanford student voices are essential in passing a bill that’s long overdue. Use your voice to call for the end of legacy admissions practices in Californ...
https://stanforddaily.com/2024/04/24/ab-1780-equity-california-college-admissions/
"On a university campus, one known globally for its wide-ranging academic pursuits and creative expressions, some of my fellow parents chose to verbally abuse someone else’s children," Bartol w...
https://stanforddaily.com/2024/03/15/from-the-community-parents-weekend-2024/
"To attack critics of Israel with the label 'antisemite' also carries its own dangers — it not only evacuates the term of its legitimacy and power, it also distracts our attention from authenti...
https://stanforddaily.com/2024/03/13/instead-attacking-critics-israel-explain-why-we-shouldnt/
"The proposed move towards 'sustainability' represents a worrying trend away from the natural sciences in exchange for vague corporate lingo," write the Earth Systems Student Advisors The post ...
https://stanforddaily.com/2024/02/25/sustainability-science-systems-name-change-opinion/
"If the Doerr School accepts funding from the fossil fuel industry without guardrails, history has taught that industry interests will prevail over the mission of the school to solve the climate ...
https://stanforddaily.com/2024/02/22/health-harms-fossil-fuel-research-funding/
"It is not enough for Stanford to simply make its own campus sustainable," Burk writes. "It must leverage its unique resources and expertise to take action where it is needed most, and create fut...
https://stanforddaily.com/2024/02/20/climate-action-plan-think-bigger/
Students at the Sit-In to Stop Genocide have compelled the Stanford community to recognize the nature of the Israel-Gaza conflict and a collective complicity, several alumni write. The post Fro...
Innovation in defense technology is a vital step to securing the nation's future, and the GSB decision to reject a defense technology club marks tragic a step back, Szablowski writes. The post ...
Arusha Patil ’25 argues that physicians are key to preventing gun violence. "My generation is sick of nightmares about gun violence," she writes. "We're ready to dream." The post From the Com...
https://stanforddaily.com/2024/01/25/from-the-community-healthcares-role-in-the-firearm-epidemic/
"I am seized by the possibility that this sit-in, in addition to making clear students’ demands, also generates a signal of commitment to our shared humanity," writes Aracelis Girmay. The pos...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/12/08/from-the-community-on-language-silence-and-the-sit-in/
"Legal terms are twisted for emotional impact, and shouted chants replace civil discourse," writes Alan Fisher. The post From the Community | Gaza: The war of the words appeared first on The S...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/12/08/from-the-community-gaza-the-war-of-the-words/
"Straw-manning our position as a defense of terrorism or antisemitism is intellectually dishonest and unconducive to progress," writes Hamza El Boudali. The post From the Community | A Muslim s...
“For the first time in my life, rather than the unabashed pride I have always felt as a member of the Stanford family, I feel ashamed,” writes Michael Weis. The post From the Community | An...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/12/08/from-the-community-antisemitism-is-alive-and-well-at-stanford/
Platforming false and unsupported arguments is antithetical to the pursuit of truth and knowledge with integrity, MacKenzie writes. The post From the community | What should a university stand ...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/11/28/from-the-community-what-should-a-university-stand-for/
Jewish students should have the right to engage in civil discussion about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict without fear of physical harm or verbal abuse, a group of alumni write. The post An op...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/11/09/an-open-letter-to-jewish-students-at-stanford-university/
It is our responsibility as an academic community to engage in dialogue with compassion and respect, Etchemendy writes. The post From the community | What Stanford has lost appeared first on T...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/11/08/from-the-community-what-stanford-has-lost/
The Stanford administration is acting hypocritically in denying fellows the right to participate in union bargaining, Beller writes. The post From the community | Stanford must respect fellows�...
Demonstrations on campus were not calling for co-existence, but the eradication of Jewish existence in the region, Horowitz writes. The post From the Community | On radical pro-Palestinian voic...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/10/31/from-the-community-on-radical-pro-palestinian-voices-on-campus/
Israel and the U.S. must recognize the history of settler-colonialism the Palestinians have experienced in order bring justice and peace to Israel and Palestine, writes Wolfe. The post From the...
The statement by the president and provost effectively exonerates the State of Israel by failing to acknowledge its role in the conflict, writes Palumbo-Liu. The post From the Community | Urgin...
The refusal to acknowledge the loss of life and the equating of Hamas terrorists and Palestinians should disqualify SJP leaders, writes Adam Lifshitz. The post From the Community | SJP leadersh...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/10/15/from-the-community-sjp-leadership-should-apologize/
Hamas' terrorist acts will bring Palestinians no closer toward achieving their legitimate claim to self-determination, writes Matthew Wigler. The post From the Community | The impact of Hamas�...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/10/13/from-the-community-the-impact-of-hamas-devastating-attack/
The killing of civilians is never justified, whether by Israel or Hamas, writes Benjamin Driscoll. The post From the Community | There is no justification for terrorism appeared first on The ...
Palestinians have a legal right to resistance to resist occupation, apartheid and systemic injustice, Students for Justice in Palestine writes. The post From the Community | Stanford Students f...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/10/10/from-the-community-stanford-students-for-justice-in-palestine/
Stanford student Eliana Fuchs comments on the detrimental effects of downsizing dining hall plate size on restrictive eating and self image. They write, "intentionally-restrictive plates are not ...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/10/09/from-the-community-the-big-problem-with-rdes-small-plates/
Six graduate students speak up on the Doerr School's entanglement with fossil fuel companies, suggesting a set of recommendations for Stanford's Committee on Funding of Energy Research and Educat...
“When senior University administrators tell the Faculty Senate that they cannot even consider a resolution,” writes postdoctoral scholar Tim MacKenzie, “the only internal coercion and insti...
Commenting on the recent announcement of the new membership of the Doerr School’s Advisory Council, Yannai Kashtan writes: “If we want to solve climate change equitably, we need decision-make...
Tim Mackenzie calls for transparency, accountability, and diversity in representation as the university embarks on a search for a new Provost. He writes, “With all the attention being paid to t...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/06/07/from-the-community-shared-governance/
"Repeated online threats culminated in the physical presence of a suspect on campus," write Britney Tran, Dwight Hua and Kyle Nguyen. "However, despite the severity of the event, Stanford has yet...
SEIU 2007, a union which has represented more than 1200 Stanford workers since 1970, writes: “It is ultimately in Stanford University’s interest to recognize the Stanford Graduate Workers Uni...
“We expect the members of our faculty to be truthful and not knowingly publish false information,” write professors Branislav Jakovljević and Joseph Lipsick. “Therefore, we should expect p...
“There is a line; there are people Stanford will not associate with,” writes computer science and electrical engineering professor Philip Levis. "Perhaps Ms. Mercer and Mr. Murdoch are close ...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/05/23/from-the-community-thought-police-or-moral-integrity/
On his experience as a fellow in Stanford's Distinguished Careers Institute, Joe Seldner writes: “I’ve gone to dozens of sporting events here, attended many lectures and other events outside ...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/05/22/from-the-community-living-the-dci-dream/
"Let us recognize that substance use disorder is a serious and complex issue that affects many," write Noel and Ryelee Vest, resident fellows of Stanford’s substance-free and wellness-themed ho...
https://stanforddaily.com/2023/05/18/from-the-community-a-parting-love-letter-to-the-well/
Cautioning against the recently proposed ASSU joint bylaw changes, Lodewijk Gelauff and Viktor Krapivin write: “Unfortunately, haste is a poor advisor when it comes to crafting legislation.” ...