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

3 months ago

English professor Kenneth Fields Ph.D. ’67 will no longer train NATIVEAM 143A: American Indian Mythology, Legend and Lore after college students wrote a...

Proposed federal changes to Title IX guidance would demand revision of Stanford’s policies, report says – The Stanford Daily
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Proposed federal changes to Title IX guidance would demand revision of Stanford’s policies, report says – The Stanford Daily

3 months ago

If adopted, U.S. Schooling Secretary Betsy DeVos’ proposed changes to federal guidance on schools’ sexual assault insurance policies would doubtless require...

College Republicans file Constitutional Council case against Undergraduate Senate, challenging D’Souza funding rejection – The Stanford Daily
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College Republicans file Constitutional Council case against Undergraduate Senate, challenging D’Souza funding rejection – The Stanford Daily

3 months ago

The Stanford College Republicans (SCR) filed a Constitutional Council case against the Related College students of Stanford College (ASSU) Undergraduate Senate...

Former Stanford postdoc criticized for creating the world’s first gene-edited babies – The Stanford Daily
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Former Stanford postdoc criticized for creating the world’s first gene-edited babies – The Stanford Daily

4 months ago

On Nov. 28, He Jianku — a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford from 2011-2012 — introduced to lots of of scientists, colleagues and journalists that he had created...

Documents addressing Title IX evidence, procedures point to discrepancies between statement and practices – The Stanford Daily
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Documents addressing Title IX evidence, procedures point to discrepancies between statement and practices – The Stanford Daily

5 months ago

As school sexual assault insurance policies draw elevated scrutiny amid ongoing federal modifications, paperwork reviewed by The Daily recommend that Stanford...