Stanford reported $2.2 billion in foreign gifts and contracts since 1986, including $413.2 million from Chinese donors. These reported contributions were made publicly available with the release of a ...

Several dozen Stanford students rallied at White Plaza to protest the U.S. war against Iran at a Thursday event hosted by Stanford Justice in Palestine (SJP), Stanford Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP), ...

At the start of a movie, you might glimpse a few seconds of a child’s silhouette fishing for stars in the night sky or riding a flying bicycle. These iconic moments are a signature of Amblin Partners, ...

Former Yale president, psychology professor and Stanford alumnus Peter Salovey ’80 began a five-year appointment to Stanford’s Board of Trustees on Dec. 1. Salovey served as Yale’s president from 2013 ...

They got to experience a childhood because they had me to make them experience it i went to a school where “the gifted and talented” was plastered on the walls ...

Jared Hammerstrom ’27 and Celeste Vargas ’27 were elected the next president and vice president of the Associated Students of Stanford University (ASSU) after defeating two opposing slates two weeks ...

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 ...

Some students with housing-based accommodations say they feel alienated and concerned after Resident and Dining Enterprises (R&DE) announced that students with early housing selection will not be ...

The light takes so long to get here, he said, that the star can burn out along the way, and you go on seeing it for years, ...

The Undergraduate Senate (UGS) unanimously passed a resolution in support of residential assistant (RA) unionization at its Wednesday meeting. Senators heard a presentation from Burbank RA Aileen ...

Stanford baseball’s final home weekend series arrives with little margin for error. After a tough trip to South Bend, Indiana, followed by a rebound win at Sunken ...

In “What is There Not to Love,” 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 subjective ...