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Despite the loss, senior libero Morgan Hentz made history Friday night, becoming just the third Cardinal player ever to record 2,000 digs in a career. (Photo: MIKE RASAY/isiphotos.com)

No. 2 women’s volleyball loses to unranked Bruins in 3-0 snooze

Logan Hatch
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Oct. 26, 2019
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Malia Mendez/The Stanford Daily

Stanford community rallies in final Palo Alto hearing before GUP decision

Lena Han and Grace Carroll
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Oct. 23, 2019
Featured
According to a Campus Security Authority, one of the individuals who suspected that they were drugged underwent a drug test at Stanford Hospital, which came back negative. (Photo: MARK MCNEILL/The Stanford Daily)

Two women report potential druggings at Ujamaa

Cooper Veit
  •  
Oct. 19, 2019
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After another county meeting, Stanford GUP progress remains stalled

Grace Carroll and Nicholas Midler
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Oct. 9, 2019
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Biden reveals fundraising numbers, targets Trump at Palo Alto event

Holden Foreman and Elena Shao
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Oct. 4, 2019
News
Hayley Hodson '19 (#3), a former Stanford volleyball star and AVCA Freshman of the Year, testified for SB206 in front of the Higher Education Committee of the State Assembly earlier this year. Hodson turned down endorsements and a television show to maintain her NCAA eligibility before her retirement in 2017. (AL CHANG/isiphotos.com)

Governor signs bill for student-athletes to receive compensation for likeness

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Sept. 30, 2019
News
The project’s arrival comes amid renewed calls for Stanford to place a quote selected by Miller on a plaque at the site. (Photo: COLE GRIFFITHS/The Stanford Daily)

AR app lets users see, hear Chanel Miller quotes Stanford rejected at site of her assault

Leily Rezvani and Cooper Veit
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Sept. 28, 2019
Arts & Life
College students who are swarmed with school costs have good reason to look for a streaming service that is cheap enough for a college budget and has good content. (Photo: Creative Commons)

The streaming war is growing. Here are some options for students

Mariam Guirgis
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Sept. 22, 2019
News
Designed like a gym membership, the housing subscription service has attracted “pod-estrians,” predominantly young adults, to six different locations across California. (Photo: Nicolás Boullosa/Flickr)

PodShare offers affordable housing, sacrifices privacy of users

Callia Yuan
  •  
Sept. 22, 2019
News
After the Planned Parenthood clinic on San Antonio Road was notified in early 2017 of possible eviction due to planned redevelopment, county officials pushed for a partnership with the nonprofit to preserve the clinic's role in the community. (Photo: HOLDEN FOREMAN/The Stanford Daily)

New Planned Parenthood clinic in Mountain View to be completed in October

Anna Chiang
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Sept. 21, 2019
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Saturday's loss to Oregon extends Stanford’s losing streak to three games, a first under head coach David Shaw ’94. (Photo: Bob Drebin/isiphotos.com)

Cardinal struggle against Ducks, lose third straight

Michael Espinosa and Daniel Wu
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Sept. 21, 2019
News
At the Copenhagen Business School, Rauch teaches and conducts research. She will be conducting research full-time at Stanford. (Photo: Matt Stark)

From Denmark to the Farm, visiting scholar tackles ‘grand challenges’

Stella Pagkas
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Sept. 20, 2019
News
Venture capital (VC) funds led by accomplished black individuals are viewed less favorably by investors than similarly accomplished white-led firms, according to a study led by psychology professor Jennifer Eberhardt. (Photo: NANA KOFI NTI/Stanford News)

Black-led VC firms suffer from investors’ racial bias, Stanford study shows

Arushi Saxena
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Sept. 19, 2019
News
Chris Rielage '21 (right) receives an academic scholarship from his Naval Sciences professor, Captain Jerrod Devine, who at the time of the photo was the commanding officer at UC Berkeley's Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC). (Photo courtesy of Naval Historical Foundation)

Navy ROTC student trains at Berkeley, studies at Stanford. It’s ‘uniquely punishing’

Jayanth Naga Sai Pasupulati
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Sept. 19, 2019
Arts & Life
Since the beginning, "Dear White People" has followed a group of students of color as they navigate the struggles of being a minority at an Ivy League university. While institutional inequalities facing the group were highlighted in previous seasons, season three focuses more on each character’s personal journey of self-realization. (Photo: LARA SOLANKI/Netflix)

‘Dear White People’ gets more personal, succeeds in third season

Ani Tonoyan
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Sept. 18, 2019
News
Anastasio Angelopoulos '19, supported by Mark Humayun at the USC Institute of Biomedical Therapeutics, has spent the last two years developing augmented reality (AR) glasses that help people with retinitis pigmentosa (RP) — a group of genetic disorders involving breakdown and loss of cells in the retina — to navigate their surroundings more safely. Above is a rendering of what a wearer of the AR glasses might see. (Rendering courtesy of Anastasio Angelopoulos)

Stanford grad working to improve mobility of the blind with AR glasses

Rachel Wu
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Sept. 18, 2019
News
the old union building

Long-standing frosh event Crossing the Line discontinued after years of criticism

Holden Foreman
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Sept. 18, 2019
News
Front of the Stanford Graduate School of Education

Looking to improve your grades? Stanford GSE researchers say to do this

Uma Bhat
  •  
Sept. 17, 2019
News
(Photo: HANNAH RONCA/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford tops CNBC’s list of colleges in terms of return on investment. Here’s why

Arushi Saxena
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Sept. 17, 2019
News
The idea for Nillify came to life in spring 2018, when Tucker Haas '19 (left) and Neel Yerneni '19 M.S. '19 (right) were in Berlin. Yerneni was working at European fintech company N26, and Haas was taking part in Stanford’s Bing Overseas Studies Program. They interned at Facebook over the following summer, where they found a common passion for fintech. (Photo courtesy of Neel Yerneni)

Stanford grads’ startup aims to create secure financial backup plans using AI

Callia Yuan
  •  
Sept. 17, 2019
The Stanford Daily

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