Two of the top halfpipe freeskiers in the world are Stanford students. Eileen Gu ’26, the reigning Olympic champion in the event, successfully defended her title on Sunday morning in Livigno, Italy, ...

Two weeks of intense research, coding and testing came to a peak in the Arrillaga Alumni Center on Friday for the second annual Sushi Hackathon. Sixteen teams made live presentations with closing ...

For many football fans, attending the Super Bowl is a once-in-a-lifetime, bucket-list experience. Between soaring ticket prices, limited access and the sheer scale of the event, being inside the ...

In March, a female jogger reported being sexually assaulted by an armed man on campus. Authorities now say the crime never happened. Stanford’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) conducted a “thorough ...

A federal judge blocked the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Thursday from obtaining the identities and medical records of ...

From its abundance of computer science majors to its world-class laboratories, Stanford has been a hub for artificial intelligence (AI) innovation for many years. 2025 marked a year of profound ...

Coming into the 2017 football season, expectations for the Stanford football team were high. The Cardinal were ranked No. 14 to start the year and brought back most of the defense that ranked top 20 ...

In one week, American voters will “Pokemon Go to the polls.” From coconut trees accompanied by “Von Dutch” to Donald Trump’s recent stint as a McDonald’s worker, in the past decade, political memes ...

Karaoke isn’t exactly a traditional Lunar New Year (LNY) celebration, nor was it ever a fixture in my own household. However, I firmly believe that it qualifies as a proper LNY celebration. Karaoke ...

After hosting the inaugural Stanford Invitational at Stanford Softball Stadium from Feb. 5-8, Stanford Athletics released a statement saying that holding the ...

Stanford Medicine Children’s Health will renovate its West Building, including the Johnson Center for Pregnancy and Newborn Services, to provide more privacy for patients and comfort for families, the ...

Greta Reich '26 was the Vol. 267-268 editor-in-chief. She has also served as a News editor, Arts & Life editor, Magazine editor and copy editor for The Daily. She is studying Political Science and ...