KZSU News

In this brief segment from the Stanford Medicine webinar held on September 2, Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne and Provost Persis Drell detail the motivation and background behind the University's coronavirus testing initiative for the Stanford community. For more details and the full video of the webinar, visit http://med.stanford.edu/about/events/town-halls.html.

From KZSU News comes a new deep-dive, investigative podcast from Jean Yi '22! In this inaugural episode, Jean is joined by Esha Dhawan, Christina Kong, Katherine Whatley, and Kari Barclay to understand why the Campus Compact has been such a controversial agreement for graduate students on campus.

The full transcript of this episode can be found at https://rb.gy/0cp2jq. The theme music is composed by buenamarkpark at https://rb.gy/fwcwyq

Karley and Carla have tips on successful resumé formatting and content, such as font size and whether to use color! Plus, the latest job market and unemployment numbers detailed by Karley. 

"Carla and Karley Employment News," hosted by Carla Leininger of KZSU's Global Ginga and Karley J Delorme, provides the latest labor market news, employment trends, technology, and job searching tips!

In this segment, Ken reviews the various service changes that several transit agencies in the Bay Area are making this week, including the Marguerite Shuttle, BART, and Golden Gate Transit. He also has a list of transit agencies that have since resumed (or continued) collecting fares from riders, and agencies that still have suspended fares.

"Back on Track," hosted by KZSU News Director Ken Der, takes a deeper look at how Bay Area transit agencies are recovering from the wide range of issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Andre gives his thoughts on what it means to be a Black American, and why "black" is associated with various achievements and qualities. 

International speaker and coach Andre Norman joins Stanford researcher Steven Crane on "How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race," a weekly conversation touching on the Black Lives Matter movement and issues of racial equity. More information on the show's hosts can be found at stevencrane.me and andrenorman.com. To join Steven's social justice mailing list, visit https://scrane.link/SJList

This segment features an excerpt from The Daily Brew podcast from The Stanford Daily: "Performing Arts at Stanford During COVID-19"

Richard Rothstein talks about abolishing single-family zoning in this  brief segment from the August 27 webinar jointly hosted by Stanford's Bill Lane Center for the American West, the City of Palo Alto, and the Palo Alto Library. Richard Rothstein is the author of "The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America."

For more information about the Bill Lane Center for the American West, visit https://west.stanford.edu/. The full audio will also be posted to this KZSU News Podcasts page, and the full recording of the event can be found at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuBWd9xON3p1f4OKiH8JFkg.

An excerpt from Carla's conversation with Tom Truitt, a Partner at Buffkin-Baker's Nashville Office, to talk about recruitment in the music industry. This segment is part of a longer, full podcast uploaded last week.

"Carla and Karley Employment News," hosted by Carla Leininger of KZSU's Global Ginga and Karley J Delorme, provides the latest labor market news, employment trends, technology, and job searching tips!

This week, Andre provides his take on policing and why rooting out racism must start from within. 

International speaker and coach Andre Norman joins Stanford researcher Steven Crane on "How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race," a weekly conversation touching on the Black Lives Matter movement and issues of racial equity. More information on the show's hosts can be found at stevencrane.me and andrenorman.com. To join Steven's social justice mailing list, visit https://scrane.link/SJList

The full video can be found on Steven's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/septaphon

An opinion from Chloé Brault MacKinnon in The Stanford Daily: "Stop soliciting labor from our Black colleagues. Start listening to what they have already told you."

The full, written opinion can be found at https://stanforddaily.com/2020/08/26/stop-soliciting-labor-from-our-black-colleagues-start-listening-to-what-they-have-already-told-you/