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CareerEd relocates from student affairs to undergraduate education (opens the original)
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Stanford Career Education (CareerEd) will soon move from being part of the Office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs (VPSA) to the Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education (VPUE). The change places CareerEd alongside other VPUE branches that advise students on courses, majors and careers. CareerEd’s former executive director James Tarbox retired this summer, giving CareerEd the chance to evaluate changes in the job market, according to VPUE James Hamilton. Tarbox was not avail
Bella Kim - The Stanford Daily (opens the original)
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Bella Kim Bella Kim '29 is a Vol. 270 university desk editor and copy editor. Previously, she served as the Title IX beat reporter. University White Plaza post office closing next month, PostalAnnex now open Bella Kim • 4 hrs. ago University Stanford denied graduate’s request to walk in later ceremony to care for her son Bella Kim • Sept. 25 Culture Students share how they celebrate AAPI culture Chloe Shannon Wong, Akash Shah, Bella Kim and Sanya Gupta • June 4 Opinions Why critics are tangled u
White Plaza USPS closing next month, PostalAnnex now open (opens the original)
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The United States Postal Service (USPS) office in White Plaza will close Oct. 31, allowing the building to be repurposed as part of a campus center makeover. Since Sept. 1, PostalAnnex at Tressider Memorial Union has been providing mail and packaging services for students. “The post office building, where generations of pre-internet students mingled mid-morning to pick up packages and letters from home, will become a more intimate hub for books and conversation,” Luisa Rapport, director of Unive
Stanford allegedly denied graduate's request to walk later (opens the original)
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A Graduate School of Education (GSE) student was allegedly denied her request to walk at a later graduation ceremony. The student, who requested anonymity citing fears of retaliation due to her international status, had to fly out to her graduation, leaving multiple ill family members. The student graduated from the GSE in winter 2026 and moved to Seattle in the spring. When her husband and 1-year-old son fell ill, she decided that making it to the June ceremony was unlikely. The student emailed
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