The Stanford Daily has won a 2022 George Polk Award in Journalism, marking the first time in history that an independent, student-run newspaper has won the prestigious award. Theo Baker ’26, ...

In his column “How About Now,” Mason Barrett ’28 reviews classic films through a modern lens. This review contains spoilers. Editor’s Note: This article is a review and includes subjective thoughts, ...

Stanford has faced controversy with conservative judges in the past. In 2023, a speech by Kyle Duncan, a judge for the Fifth ...

The last General Use Permit was approved in 2000 and the updated permit will last the University decades if approved.

At 2 p.m. on Saturday, the basement of the Jen-Hsun Huang Engineering Center was humming with activity. Hackers bent over computer screens of code at long tables littered with empty energy drink cans, ...

An internet leak named University president Jonathan Levin ’94 as an affiliate of ‘Dialog,’ an invitation-only network of leaders in tech, politics and business founded by Palantir co-founder Peter ...

The Graduate Student Council (GSC) passed a bill calling for the University to disclose the details of its response following an April 22 incident in which an Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) soldier ...

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The Stanford Graduate Workers Union (SGWU) launched a petition last month for Stanford to support international student and ...

A law allowing adult victims of sexual assault to revive legal claims, AB 250, took effect in California on Jan. 1. In October 2025, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 250, creating a two-year window to ...

On the first Friday of the academic year, a group of students wandered aimlessly through campus, cutting the silence with music played from a portable speaker. They took turns climbing lamp posts and ...

In the wake of antisemitic threats against several of the Stanford community’s Jewish organizations, leaders say they hope to prioritize mutual support and togetherness. In a March 2 statement, Vice ...