Emergency plan for campus crisis expanded

Universities nationwide confront safety issues following Virginia Tech massacre
By Loren Newman
NEWS| Nearly six months after the Virginia Tech shootings, university officials have had time to reflect on the tragedy and determine how best to prevent a similar incident from occurring at Stanford.

Old Union: New and Improved

By Jordan Chazin
NEWS| After a one-and-a-half years and $20 million worth of renovations, Old Union officially re-opened its doors yesterday at a noon ceremony held in the Union courtyard.

New Harry Potter class casts spell on freshmen

By Laura Rumpf
NEWS| There may not be any more Harry Potter books coming out, but the magic will continue at Stanford this fall with “Harry Potter and the Arc of Storytelling,” a highly coveted Student Initiated Course (SIC).

Phi Psi wins third national award

By Emma Trotter
NEWS| Phi Kappa Psi received the Grand Chapter Award at a recent leadership conference, distinguishing the University’s chapter as the most in line with the national fraternity’s goals.

Summer fires near dish

By Adam Sowlati
NEWS| After several years without any major fires, the Stanford foothills exploded this summer in a series of conflagrations that charred much of the area near the Dish, leaving the popular running and walking destination blackened and closed for use for four weeks in June and July.

Day in the Life: Sept. 26, 1942

By none
NEWS| Hearing a strange noise at two in the morning, Ginny Reagan and Annie Gallery threw open their door to investigate.