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Summer Brings Long-Awaited Residential Renovations

Summer Brings Long-Awaited Residential Renovations

By Everett Frost — June 4, 2010 — News

Storey, Bob, and La Casa Italiana will receive new energy and water efficient appliances, upgraded fire alarms and sprinklers, and new paint and floors.

Cardona’s First Initiatives

Cardona’s First Initiatives

By Kyle Huwa and Charlie Janac — June 4, 2010 — News

The Cardona/Wharton administration is already working on policy changes to be launched next year.

New Senate Convenes

New Senate Convenes

By Percia Safar — June 4, 2010 — News

The 12th Undergraduate Senate, elected earlier this spring, complete their transition to power and elect a Senate Chair and a Deputy Chair.

Response to Ariz. Immigration Bill

Response to Ariz. Immigration Bill

By Tom Corrigan and Carolyn Simmons — June 4, 2010 — News

The new law has sparked a strong reaction among Stanford’s students, especially its Latino/Chicano community.

SUES Seeks Student Input

SUES Seeks Student Input

By Hilary Stone — May 21, 2010 — News

As SUES continues its review of general education requirements, the task force gains student opinions about Stanford’s undergraduate programs.

Divestment Proponents Drop Bill

Divestment Proponents Drop Bill

By Percia Safar — May 21, 2010 — News

Campaign Restore Hope agrees to end its push for an Undergraduate Senate bill supporting divestment after pressure from Stanford Israel Alliance.

Stanford Housing Goes Green

Stanford Housing Goes Green

By Catherine Lowell — May 21, 2010 — News

New “Green Dorm” will serve as both a sustainable residence and as a student research facility.

Students at Stanford New Schools Face ‘A Perfect Storm’

Students at Stanford New Schools Face ‘A Perfect Storm’

By Carolyn Simmons — May 21, 2010 — News

School district members recently voted to suspend charter renewals for two of Stanford’s charter schools in East Palo Alto.

Students for a Sustainable Stanford Proposes Addition to GERs

Students for a Sustainable Stanford Proposes Addition to GERs

By Everett Frost — May 21, 2010 — News

The proposal seeks to add a fifth education for citizenship option to the existing four, leaving students required to take two.

Living Wage Redux

Living Wage Redux

By John Leganski — May 7, 2010 — News

Debate resumes over Stanford’s Living Wage Policy.