With fines of $255 for a first offense and $455 for a second offense, the bill could change the way Stanford students bike to class.
Requiring international students to purchase Cardinal Care and covering transgender surgery raises questions.
As campus elections approach, ASSU members question whether spending limits are constitutional or even enforceable.
The Green Store, a student organization that subsidizes the cost of environmentally friendly cups, will ask students to vote to fund them with Special Fees.
Stanford’s educational approach to alcohol claims to follow spirit of Santa Clara ordinance.
ASSU Executive invites controversial former Administration official to sustainability festival in April.
With cheating on the rise, Stanford weighs its options.
A new Community Manager will replace both House and Social Managers in the next school year.
The ASSU has decided to trim student group budgets in an effort to bring financial health to the refund system.
Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren’s speech draws protestors from both sides and attempts to improve dialogue on campus.