Новости за 07.05.2024

Sonnet Xu writes on Gilgamesh and the lesson it teaches Stanford students.

The Biden Administration released revised Title IX regulations on Apr. 19, which Stanford is required to implement before they take effect on Aug. 1. The University started its initial review and welcomed community engagement.

This year’s Stanford Rural Panel focused on sustainability through community healing and action.

A member of the California Mathematics Council filed a new complaint against math professor Brian Conrad for ‘reckless disregard for academic integrity.’ Conrad has been an outspoken critic of the recently revised California Math Framework (CMF), which math education professor Jo Boaler helped write.

Administrators raised concerns about dangerous drug use on campus in a Monday email, following two reported hospital visits tied to ketamine over the weekend. The email comes one day before National Fentanyl Awareness Day on Tuesday.

Despite an early loss in the NCAA tournament last weekend, the Stanford beach volleyball enjoyed a historic season.

Esther Ji reviews the Stanford Live performance of “Book of Mountains and Seas,” exploring its ability to unveil aspects of the contemporary social and political climate.

From Larry June to Redveil, performers weaved a tapestry of sounds that paid homage to the richness of Black culture, dePierre writes.

"Box of Sand," which played at Pigott Theater from May 2 to 4, was "a cascade of simple symbols ornately organized, a parade of tasteful, albeit surprising, vignettes," Kongtaveelert writes.