KZSU News

This woman-centric episode features Chloe Stoddard '21, co-founder of the Stanford Womxn's March and of Stanford Women in Law (SWIL), speaking about her experiences in organizing and bringing people together for crucial conversations and generating change. Also, Darlene Franklin goes Beyond the Bubble to the Women's March in San Francisco to capture the essence and spirit of the January 18 event! Plus, news this week from Ishan Gandhi and the Stanford Daily.

In celebration of Martin Luther King Day, Darlene Franklin has excerpts from Dr. King's "Beyond Vietnam" speech in New York in April 1967. Special thanks to The Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute at Stanford University for letting us broadcast the speech! You can find the full recording (in addition to more of Dr. King's recorded speeches) at kinginstitute.stanford.edu. Plus, Ishan Gandhi has news from the Stanford Daily!

In our first episode of the new year, Zach Clayton '20 (former Cedro RA!) joins Ken Der on the Relatively Round Table to talk about his lessons and experiences during his summer in Indonesia and fall quarter in Santiago, Chile. Plus, Darlene Franklin attends "The Strike on Qassem Soleimani: Implications for Iran, the Middle East and the World," a panel discussion held Friday, January 10 at Stanford University's Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies. More details on the event can be found at https://cisac.fsi.stanford.edu/events/strike-qassem-soleimani-implications-iran-middle-east-and-world

Special thanks to the Freeman Spogli Institute for letting the KZSU News Team record audio of their event!

This week, a full cast hosts the Relatively Round Table! Ken Der takes A Deeper Look with ASSU Senator Sarah Saboorian '22 into the Campus Climate Survey results (https://bit.ly/2Xg1klI) in addition to addressing safety concerns with the recent incidents of sexual assault on campus, and strategies that the University and ASSU have embarked upon to resolve the issue. Then, Gillian Brassil returns to the show to discuss recent trends in journalism and the ethical dilemmas that journalists may face. And, as always, news of the week from Ken Der and Ishan Gandhi of the Stanford Daily!

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Ken Der and Ishan Gandhi have the latest news of the week from the Stanford Daily! Plus, Darlene Franklin asks YOU: With the wildfires and poor air quality recently, how have you been taking care of yourself? 

We also present "California Burning," a series from reporter Matt Fidler with North State Public Radio and distributed by PRX. The series delves into wildfire season and the recent prevalence of wildfires in California. More information about the series can be found at https://exchange.prx.org/series/38854-california-burning. 

To listen to the wonderful "Daily Brew" podcast produced by Leily Rezvani and Chloe Barreau of the Stanford Daily, visit the Daily's website at https://www.stanforddaily.com/podcasts/.

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This week, Ken Der takes the reins and discusses course fees with ASSU Senator Martin Altenburg and Executive Branch member Jeffrey Rodriguez, and how such fees could serve as barriers to FLI students. Also presented in this hour are clips from a Wednesday evening town hall at Hillel with Colorado Senator and 2020 Presidential Candidate Michael Bennet, as well as news from the Stanford Daily!

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(Cover image from The Stanford Daily)

This week, Ishan Gandhi takes A Deeper Look into what it is like to be a First Generation/Low Income student on campus with Rosanna, '23. Also, Darlene Franklin talks to alumni, families, and more visiting Stanford for the 2019 Reunion Homecoming! And news as always from the Stanford Daily with Ishan!

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Stanford University's John S. Knight Fellow Jim Colgan joins Ken Der on the Relatively Round Table to talk about the fellowship program along with his past experiences in the field of journalism and his aspirations for the future! Plus, on his KZSU premiere, Ishan Gandhi joins Ken Der to present the news of the week from the wonderful writers at the Stanford Daily!

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In this week's "You on Campus" segment, Darlene Franklin continues her conversations with YOU regarding the academic year! Plus, Ken Der gives you the news of the week from the Stanford Daily!

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Darlene Franklin and Ken Der are back! This week, Ken Der looks at efforts on campus to keep Chanel Miller and her assault in the public memory and awareness here at Stanford. Former ASSU President Shanta Katipamula (who tabled an event following the release of Miller's memoir, "Know My Name"), co-technical director of the "Dear Visitor" app Khoi Le, and Dr. David Palumbo-Liu (who penned an op-ed calling for "Know My Name" to be featured as one of the books in the annual "Three Books" program for incoming freshmen) join the Relatively Round Table to talk about their efforts and what impacts they may have on the community. And in this week's "You on Campus" segment, Darlene Franklin asks about how YOU feel as the academic year takes off once again. Plus, your news of the week from the amazing writers at the Stanford Daily!

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