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“The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum” reveals the devastating consequences of media intrusion and public judgment through dark humor and a powerful feminist lens. (Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily).
The Stanford Daily is the student-run newspaper of Stanford University, covering a wide range of topics relevant to the campus community. As a college publication, it serves as a vital source of news, analysis, and commentary on issues pertaining to student life, academics, and the broader societal context.
The Stanford Daily caters primarily to the university's students, faculty, staff, and alumni, providing comprehensive coverage of campus events, student organizations, and administrative decisions that impact the Stanford community. However, its readership extends beyond the university boundaries, as it tackles subjects of broader interest, such as local and national politics, cultural trends, and sports.
The newspaper covers a diverse array of themes, including sports, entertainment news, culture and society, government and politics, and family and relationships. Its coverage encompasses event reporting, analysis of government announcements, reviews of campus productions and exhibitions, evolving stories on issues of concern, and data-driven reporting.
The Stanford Daily maintains a strong presence both in print and online through the university's website, ensuring that its content reaches a wide audience. Its team of student journalists and editors work diligently to uphold journalistic standards, providing accurate and insightful reporting that informs and engages the Stanford community.
