Clara Dunne

Content warning: This article discusses sexual assault and harassment. For the past six years, Stanford’s Title IX and Title VI Office has organized the annual Take Back the Night (TBTN) rally against sexual violence. On Sunday, students voiced their criticism of the University’s sexual assault policies as they were left to run the event by themselves. Students gathered in White Plaza to listen to speeches before marching through campus silently to the Chanel Miller Contemplative Garden.

The Graduate Student Council (GSC) voted unanimously this Monday to establish a new coffee shop as a service organization, pending agreement by the Undergraduate Senate (UGS). GSC also confirmed members of the 2026-27 elections commission as well as two nominees filling vacancies in the Constitutional Council. EVGR.n, pronounced “evergreen,” will be located in the Escondido Valley Graduate Residences (EVGR) if approved by UGS.

“Democracy Now!” host Amy Goodman held a conversation on journalism and independent media following a screening of her documentary at CEMEX Auditorium on Friday. The event was interrupted by Palo Alto City Council candidate Henry Etzkowitz, when he abruptly took center stage. “Steal This Story, Please!” a documentary detailing Goodman’s life, has toured cinemas and film festivals since its release last year. Friday marked the first time the film has been screened on a college campus.