The Dish Daily

This article contains incidents that were reported on campus from May 22 to May 27, as recorded by the Stanford University Department of Public Safety bulletin.

Following an initial loss, Stanford bounced back in the Super Regionals and heads to the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma.

The "Primal Scream" won The Axe and Palm's student burger design competition. The two-patty cheeseburger joins the menu Wednesday.

For an after finals week read, Cate Burtner recommends Tommy Orange's "There There" which brings together unique voices from Oakland's Native American community to delve into modern day problems. "Voices work together to create a beautiful euphony of sound, and a complex narrative that is well worth a read," Burtner writes.

Brazilian students at Stanford urge the community to support their fundraising efforts to provide aid to residents back home impacted by recent storms.

Senator Carmen Kang ’26 withdrew her complaint against several members of the ASSU just before the Constitutional Council meeting last Friday.

Kathryn Zheng writes about sacrifices in relationships and love in the recent installment of her column, "The Undefined."

After a disappointing game one, the Stanford softball team bounced back with a 3-0 victory to take game two.

An NCAA settlement, which resolved three pending lawsuits, including one with a Stanford student-athlete, could change the economic landscape of college sports.

A group of demonstrators entered Building 570, a mechanical engineering building, while students were present during a march on Monday. The University and the Department of Public Safety have opened an investigation.