Caroline Chen

Stanford

Beat Reporter and Staff Writer at The Stanford Daily

Chapel Hill // Stanford ‘26 🌲 she/her

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Men’s tennis sweeps weekend games, remain undefeated at home

2 weeks ago | stanforddaily.com | Caroline Chen

No. 9 Stanford men’s tennis (18-5, 9-3 ACC) took down North Carolina (12-9, 6-6 ACC) and No. 15 Duke (15-7, 8-4 ACC) in weekend home games at Taube Pavilion, marking the Cardinal’s fourth and fifth consecutive 4-0 wins and remaining undefeated at home. Friday evening’s match against North Carolina began with an early collection of the doubles point.
Women’s tennis falls to top-ranked North Carolina teams

2 weeks ago | stanforddaily.com | Caroline Chen

No. 25 Stanford women’s tennis (13-6, 6-4 ACC) fell to No. 7 North Carolina (17-4, 8-1 ACC) and No. 4 Duke (18-2, 10-0 ACC) in back-to-back home matches at Taube Pavilion over the weekend. The losses followed last week’s wins on the road against Miami (9-10, 4-6 ACC) and Florida State (13-7, 4-6 ACC).
The Bridge secures long-term funding from University

2 months ago | stanforddaily.com | Caroline Chen

The Bridge Peer Counseling Center signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on Wednesday with the Vice Provost of Student Affairs (VPSA) Michele Rasmussen and Senior Associate Vice Provost Shirley J. Everett from Residential and Dining Enterprises (R&DE) that guarantees a permanent location and stable funding for as long as the Bridge is in operation.
Inside the Bridge’s ‘fight to stay alive’

Jan 16, 2025 | stanforddaily.com | Caroline Chen

This story contains references to suicide. Celestine Wenardy ’25 has worn many hats at the Bridge, from section leading its peer counseling class to being the all-staff coordinator. But her first encounter with the Bridge was when she was a freshman, processing the death of soccer player Katie Meyer who was her next-door neighbor and RA. “I was really young, and lost, and unable to tell people how I was feeling,” Wenardy said.
Stanford women’s soccer enter NCAA tournament as No. 3 seed

Nov 12, 2024 | stanforddaily.com | Caroline Chen

No. 14 Stanford women’s soccer team (12-4-1, 5-4-1 ACC) will enter the 43rd Division I NCAA women’s tournament as the No. 3 seed. The field of 64 was set Monday at the NCAA Selection Show, and Stanford will host the first-round matchup against UC Santa Barbara (8-5-9) at home on Friday. The winner will take on either No. 6 seed Rutgers or UConn in the next round.
Stanford graduate workers union votes to authorize strike

Nov 7, 2024 | stanforddaily.com | Amina Wase |Caroline Chen

Members of the Stanford Graduate Workers Union (SGWU) overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike. SGWU’s Strike Authorization Vote passed on Wednesday, with 89.3% in favor out of 2,317 total votes. This outcome grants the union’s bargaining committee the authority to call a strike at their discretion. Ninety-four percent of union members also voted to reject Stanford’s Oct. 28 proposed contract.
Local election results: Adam Schiff ’82 scores Senate seat

Nov 7, 2024 | stanforddaily.com | Caroline Chen |Oriana Riley

While the presidential race was almost immediately called for Democratic nominee Kamala Harris in California after polls closed on Tuesday, many results further down the ballot for the state have taken longer to announce. Democratic candidate and current U.S. House Rep. Adam Schiff ’82 won California’s open Senate seat and former San Jose mayor Sam Liccardo won the House seat for CA-16, which represents Stanford. Democratic House Rep.
Stanford women's basketball starts season unranked for first time in 25 years

Oct 17, 2024 | stanforddaily.com | Caroline Chen

For the first time in a quarter of a century, Stanford women’s basketball is unranked in the AP preseason polls following the retirement of Hall of Fame coach Tara VanDerveer, the winningest coach in college basketball history. In the ACC preseason media polls, which were announced Tuesday night, the Cardinal ranked seventh in its new conference, while the men’s team was positioned second to last.
Stanford removes pro-Palestine encampment

Jun 5, 2024 | stanforddaily.com | Greta Reich |Caroline Chen

The University removed the pro-Palestine encampment on White Plaza after protesters barricaded themselves inside Building 10, which houses the president and provost’s office in Main Quad. Thirteen individuals present in the building were arrested, according to a Wednesday morning email from President Richard Saller and Provost Jenny Martinez, including a Daily reporter who was present to cover the protest.
Twelve student protesters, Daily reporter detained following occupation of Stanford president’s office

Jun 5, 2024 | stanforddaily.com | Greta Reich |Caroline Chen

Protesters who barricaded themselves in the president’s office were detained by the Stanford Department of Public Safety (SUDPS) and the County Sheriff’s Office. They face immediate suspension, according to University spokesperson Dee Mostofi. Protesters entered the building around 5:30 a.m. and proceeded to block doors and windows. A Daily reporter was among those detained.