The paychecks are fully funded by Stanford, as part of the University’s plan to support subcontracted workers since the coronavirus pandemic halted most on-campus operations in early March.

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“Graduate students need to feel like GSC is relevant to them,” outgoing councilor and fourth-year J.D.-M.A. candidate Julia Neuser told The Daily.

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Options for the coming year, such as allowing students of only two class years on campus each quarter and continuing instruction through summer, remain under consideration.

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Contracted workers on Stanford’s Escondido Village Graduate Residences (EVGR) project may have worked under inadequate safety conditions during Santa Clara County’s shelter-in-place order, union representatives and student activists say.

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A decision on fall quarter can be expected “sometime in June,” President Marc Tessier-Lavigne announced on Tuesday, as the University faces an anticipated $100 million budget deficit by the end of the fiscal year.

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Major decisions regarding fall quarter and the 2020-21 budget are contingent on changing global conditions. “As Dr. Fauci said, the virus will determine the schedule."

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With the majority of undergraduates now off campus, SUDPS has scaled up security patrols to prevent such thefts.

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In a Tuesday email to the first-generation and/or low-income (FLI) community, Assistant Vice Provost of Student Affairs Jan Barker-Alexander announced that Symone Morales will be the next director of the FLI Office. Morales is currently a coordinator of first-generation campus-wide initiatives at UCLA, where she “designed and directed initiatives including course creation, alumni relations, and…

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Administrators are hoping to resume on-campus operations by fall quarter, which they say won't be possible unless social-distancing orders are relaxed.

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Students who receive a C- or better in a spring class will have their grade recorded as S, and students who receive less than a C- will receive NC.

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A student-led petition to increase wage premiums, allot additional sick leave and add more staff during the coronavirus response has garnered nearly 900 signatures.

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A female student reported approximately six hours of memory loss after consuming alcohol at a party late Friday night.

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The existence of affordable housing options requires a complex nexus of public funds, federal and local government agencies, private investment and community interest.

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The plaque, which bears a quotation from Miller's 2016 victim statement, marks the completion of a memorial garden to survivors of sexual violence.

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The petition, circulated by FLI student leaders, has already received more than 800 student signatures.

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After a verbal confrontation, an unidentified man punched the victim, who lost consciousness, according to the alert.

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A referral, approved by a 5-0 vote, authorizes county staff to draft updates to the University’s existing land use agreement.

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If a majority vote to approve the referral, county staff will move forward with drafting amendments to both the Community Plan and the Land Use Agreement.

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The Stanford Alumni Association named concerns about affordability and accessibility in deciding to make membership free starting with the Class of 2020.

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Lofgren is one of seven Democratic impeachment managers who act as prosecutors in the trial of President Trump.

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Stanford withdrew their proposed General Use Permit on Nov. 1, just five days before the Board of Supervisors would have likely voted to confirm it.

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Arguing that their health and needs have been neglected, campus workers are looking to better protect themselves during California’s increasingly dangerous wildfire seasons.

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Tuesday’s hearing marked the final stages of over three years of community involvement before Santa Clara’s Board of Supervisors begin final deliberations on Nov. 5.

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