The Stanford Daily4h
Four too many: Undergrads report claustrophobia, dissatisfaction with new housing options
With plans to phase undergraduates out of EVGR-A underway, residents of increasingly crowded rooms find them difficult to ...
The Stanford Daily4h
Inside graduate workers’ contract proposal and past negotiations
Ahead of union members' vote on the new contract, The Daily breaks down the term of the agreement and looks back on the union’s negotiation history.
Palo Alto Weekly9h
Stanford and graduate workers union agree to contract, averting strike
After a year of bargaining, many proposed contracts and a strike authorization vote, the Stanford Graduate Workers Union and ...
Stanford graduate workers agree on first contract with university
The union represents more than 3,400 graduate students in teaching assistant and research roles. This is the union’s first ...
Lincoln Journal Star13h
Report on inmate killing calls for State Pen to stop double bunking in restrictive housing
"Restrictive housing is a volatile setting, even for a correctional facility, and staff cannot be expected to determine which ...
Nebraska prisons urged to stop putting inmates in 'volatile' settings after 3rd death
For the fourth time, the Office of the Inspector General of the Nebraska Correctional System called for Nebraska prisons to ...
The Stanford Review15h
The Insatiable RD&E Mob Must Be Stopped
Late Night at Lakeside is a universally beloved institution among Stanford students as perhaps the only cheap, fast ...
Racist housing deeds are hiding in millions of records. Can AI weed them out?
When Daniel Ho purchased a home in Palo Alto in 2015, he had to sign property records that said the “property shall not be used or occupied by any person of African, Japanese or Chinese or any ...