Ph.D. candidate diversity sought

Stanford supports women and ethnic minorities, implements DARE Fellowship Program
By Eric Messinger
NEWS| In an effort to increase faculty diversity, Stanford is focusing on long-term solutions by encouraging more women and underrepresented minorities (URMs) to pursue Ph.D.s and academic careers.

Admins reflect on Yale scam

By Andrew Valencia
NEWS| In the wake of Yale’s recent case of admission fraud, the General Counsel of Stanford supported Yale’s decision to a prosecute the student but drew distinctions between the Yale case and Stanford’s own impostor situation last year.

Merge threatens jobs

By Megan Doheny
NEWS| For students who survive recruiting season, a job offer comes as a huge relief after months of competitive interviews. But the unlucky Stanford students who accepted offers from Bear Stearns may be searching for new employment this summer.

Cancer survivors celebrate life

By Chelsea Ma
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GO Pass program on the rocks for 2008

By Susana Montes
NEWS| The GO Pass program subsidizes train passes for graduate students who live off campus, providing them with unlimited use of the Caltrain.

Candidate plays elections prank

By Nikhil Joshi
NEWS| So why won’t Timp be sworn in to the Tenth Undergraduate Senate next week? His friends all wrote in his name 15 times on their ballots, and a glitch in the voting system counted all the duplicate votes.

Let there be beer

By Christopher P. Anderson
NEWS| The search for a tasty brew has consumed the nightlife of college students for eons.

BRIEF: Former ME Prof. dies at 94

By The Daily News Staff
NEWS| Former Mechanical Engineering Prof.

BRIEF: Prof. receives $10 million research grant

By The Daily News Staff
NEWS| Materials Science and Engineer Assistant Prof.

BRIEF: Researchers to study hypersonic flight

By The Daily News Staff
NEWS| A $17 million grant will fund researchers at Stanford, working with the U.S.