The Stanford Alumni Association (SAA) appointed Michelle Landrey Cline B.A. ’93 MBA ’98 as president of the association and ...
In “What is There Not to Love,” columnist Ashley Diaz ’29 explores the depiction and perpetuation of gender stereotypes in popular fantasy novels. Editor’s Note: This article is a review and includes ...
Dallas investor Jared Caplan filed a lawsuit on July 17 against University Board chair Lily Sarafan ’03 MS ’03, accusing her of fraudulent inducement, fraud by nondisclosure, negligent ...
The relationship between artist compensation and music copyrights is quite an untamed beast. As a quick recap, artists usually own most of the publishing rights to their music: that is, the rights to ...
Srikanth Nandyala didn’t expect to spend his Tuesday nights at a bar. For a software engineer who doesn’t drink, Trenton Social — with its naked brick walls and black leather seats — lies a town away ...
Former NASA engineer Mark Rober regularly attracts over 30 million viewers to his YouTube videos, which feature large-scale science experiments, elaborately engineered pranks and environmental ...
“I’m going to the library,” is a commonly-heard phrase across Stanford’s campus. If you hear your friend say this, you probably take it without question. You imagine them at Green, Terman or perhaps ...
The sophomore receiver hauled in 26 receptions for 241 yards for the Cardinal this past season. Despite being heavily involved in the passing game earlier in the year, Cisse’s contribution dipped as ...
Heloise Hoffmann ’26 watches two clusters of cells, side-by-side, in her lab. One group is growing and living normally. The other is dying. Cell death happens all the time in the lab; it’s necessary ...
Three current Stanford swimmers and two alumni were featured on the USA Swimming rosters for the 2026 Pan-Pacific Championship Teams (known as Pan Pacs), which was released on Sept. 16. Held in Irvine ...
With Tavita Pritchard named Stanford’s Bradford M. Freeman Director of Football and the 37th head coach in program history, the Cardinal enter the offseason amid significant change. Stanford has also ...
A federal judge blocked the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Thursday from obtaining the identities and medical records of transgender minors treated at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford.
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