In “Sign of the Times,” Quinn Cook ’29 brings the work of various social theorists and philosophers to bear on aspects of ...

After acknowledging the “severe impact of sexual assault,” the University’s statement to The Daily cited one of its policies ...

Humans are losing market share with our students,” said Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education Jay Hamilton.

Months after America celebrated its 250th anniversary, the American Studies program at Stanford commemorated a milestone of its own. For a program aiming to examine the complexities of America’s past ...

When you’re taking a midterm, turning in the exam means you’re done. When proctoring, a turned-in exam means writing down the ...

Their imprisonment began during dorm move-in, when the mother-daughter duo’s experience took an unexpected turn. The victims, Christie Brant and her daughter Lily Ruso-Brant ’29, arrived on campus in ...

Two years after Stanford men’s basketball erased a double-digit deficit to defeat Santa Clara, the Broncos (0-0, 0-0 WCC) returned the favor Saturday night. What began as a prom ...

In the intimate setting of Bing Concert Hall, Stanford Chamber Chorale alumni gathered alongside current members for a performance that united singers across generations. Friday’s Chamber Chorale ...

The Stanford offense once again found its footing by the third drive of the second half, when a good punt return by sophomore ...

At 2:24 a.m. on Oct. 14 this past week, The Daily published a news story about a talk at the Structured Liberal Education ...

People are looking for more analog types of experiences, and one of them is the beauty of a book,” said Kris Falk, a manager ...

Waseda University of Japan traveled roughly 5,150 miles across the North Pacific Ocean for an exhibition game against Stanford Baseball this afternoon. Waseda played its first game on American soil ...