Stanford University faces scrutiny after unverified claims emerged that some students allegedly misuse Jain dietary exemptions to evade the school's costly mandatory meal plans. The allegations have ...

A Stanford undergraduate’s New York Times essay has sparked debate after he claimed some students pretend to follow Jainism to avoid the university’s $7,944 meal plan.

A piece written by a Stanford University undergraduate stating that some students falsely claimed to be Jain in order to avoid the college’s mandatory meal plan which costs $7,944 (around Rs 7.17 lakh ...

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A Stanford student has alleged that some undergraduates falsely claim adherence to the Jain faith to bypass compulsory campus ...

A student essay has put Stanford University at the centre of a heated campus debate. The opinion piece claims some undergraduates are falsely citing Jain religious dietary rules to avoid the ...

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Stanford undergraduates are allegedly pretending to be Jains, a religious group with strict dietary rules, to evade the university's $7,944 mandatory meal plan.