In The Stanford Daily’s lawsuit against the federal government, U.S. District Judge Noël Wise heard constitutional legal arguments from both sides Wednesday.

Akel responds to Professor Ivan Marinovic's opinion in The Daily, defending the importance of a diverse reading list.

The film centers on two Black sisters who go on a revenge odyssey against their abusive father and wrestle with the legacy of ...

Dan Kubota ’27 first discovered the Prevent, Educate, Empower, Refer (PEERs) program in her freshman fall, after her father ...

The McCoy Center for Ethics in Society hosted Baker for a talk featuring “How to Rule the World: An Education in Power at ...

I walk into the Rumsey Collection for the third and possibly final time in my Stanford career. The collection houses some 150 ...

Utsav Gupta is a Master of Liberal Arts candidate at Stanford researching human purpose in the age of AI and co-lead of the ...

The greatest worry for Egyptian pharaohs was not the death of the body but the death of the soul, to be forgotten by future ...

The council also heard presentations about bills to recommend nominees for University committees and establish a community ...

On May 21, La Soirée Cardinale celebrated Stanford’s art collections and community artists at the Anderson Collection and the ...

Stanford has selected 229 inductees for its 2026 Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) class, with 157 students from the class of 2026 and 36 ...

On Sunday, students gathered across campus for Day N Mayfield, a day-long annual music festival celebrating Stanford’s ...