The Science & Technology desk gathers a weekly digest of impactful and interesting research publications and developments at ...
Stanford is installing replacement automated license plate readers (ALPRs) made by Canadian company Genetec, months after ...
Student journalism must pursue the questions institutions would rather leave unanswered” writes the Editorial Board.
Jacob Tan ’27 and Nesara Shree ’28 share their thoughts on the Christian Dior and Issey Miyake shows that were connected by a ...
Stanford women’s squash players Riya Navani ’28 and Riva Bhagwati ’30 will play in the 2026 Silicon Valley Open, a Gold-Level ...
The NBA’s opening night is this Tuesday, and eight former Cardinal players are preparing to tackle a highly competitive ...
Director of the Hoover Institution Condoleezza Rice and New York Times foreign-affairs columnist Thomas Friedman debated Ukraine, Israel, Iran and AI on Monday. As the latest entry in Jim Steyer’s ’78 ...
On Thursday, Stanford alumni returned to the Farm . Reunion Homecoming 2026 saw over 9,000 alumni — primarily from class years with numbers ending in “1” and “6” — return to campus. From the Class of ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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