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Mark Allen Cu

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  • Residential Assistant, Stanford University
Chula Vista, Shaanxi, Stanford
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Cu | Stanford, where's the rest of Asia?

Cu | Stanford, where's the rest of Asia?

Cu argues that Stanford's courses and research interests focus on East Asia, leaving other regions of the con…

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Cu | Stanford must rename the Asia-Pacific Research Center

Cu | Stanford must rename the Asia-Pacific Research Center

"When I heard that the namesake of the Center helped gentrify and destroy San Francisco's Manilatown, I was h…

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Filipino Americans facing 'different realities' as old and young clash on political activism - Lo...

Filipino Americans facing 'different realities' as old and young clash on political activism - Lo...

Outside of a Seafood City Supermarket in Milpitas, a crowd of young Filipino Americans gathered recently to c…

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Scores of Stanford students used ChatGPT on final exams

Scores of Stanford students used ChatGPT on final exams

Stanford students and professors alike are grappling with the rise of ChatGPT, a chatbot powered by artificia…

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Stanford intentionally limited Jewish student enrollment in 1950s

Stanford intentionally limited Jewish student enrollment in 1950s

University president Marc Tessier-Lavigne apologized on behalf of Stanford for these actions, and he pledged …

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California’s Outsize Gun Sales Help Fund the Firearms Industry and Its Lobbying

California’s Outsize Gun Sales Help Fund the Firearms Industry and Its Lobbying

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Summer Workshop Exhibition: The combined future of technology and journalism

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By Mark Allen Cu
| The Stanford Daily Verified
This summer, our newsroom invited another cohort of over a dozen of high school students to learn more about the complex world at the intersection of technology and journalism. Over eight weeks, our workshopees learn a variety of theory and skills-based foundations that are necessary to work in both computational and media-related work. These content areas included web development, data reporting, and tensions within the evolving field of communication.
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High School Workshop Exhibition 2025: Visions from our producers

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By Mark Allen Cu
| The Stanford Daily Verified
Each summer and winter, The Daily newsroom invites talented, passionate, and community-oriented secondary school students to hone their writing, reporting, and multimedia skills alongside our staffers. The following selections highlight the multimedia work of our most recent cohort and the stories we told through the workshops. Irene Lee’s final project follows Hugs for Ghana, a student organization established in 2007.
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High School Workshop Exhibition 2025: Profiles & perspectives from our writers

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By Mark Allen Cu
| The Stanford Daily Verified
Each summer and winter, The Daily newsroom invites talented, passionate and community-oriented secondary school students to hone their writing and reporting alongside our staffers. The following selections highlight our most recent cohort’s journalistic work and the stories we told through the workshops. The people we interviewed Aneline Cristiana Maria Gulie & Kaylee Gong profiled Stanford’s five 2025 Marshall Scholars.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

(Not counting school/university newspapers) Reporting intern for Bay City News

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Nope

How is social media changing news?

Online publications are becoming more popular than broadcast!