About 150 students protested during graduation while University president Jonathan Levin spoke. Katie Ledecky '20 gave the Commencement speech.

Former residents and associates of international theme houses urge the community to take action to support international ...

As Asian American scholars, we read with deep dismay — but not surprise — that Black and Latino enrollment at Stanford has dropped precipitously since the 2023 Supreme Court ban on affirmative ...

In a Friday interview with The Daily marking the end of his first quarter as Stanford’s president, Jonathan Levin ’94 reflected on the major events that have driven campus conversations this year.

Impending National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding cuts will “significantly” impact Stanford research, according to a statement released Friday from Provost Jenny Martinez, Dean of the ...

Ava Brown ’26 and Will Berriman ’26 were elected president and vice president of the Associated Students of Stanford University (ASSU), alongside a new group of Undergraduate Senate (UGS) and ...

As an alumna (‘77), a lawyer, a Jew and an American, I was baffled when I learned that Stanford had not signed the letter “Call for Constructive Engagement,” published by the American ...

“Asking Stanford” is a series of small stories from Stanford students that comes together to highlight the diversity of experiences and perspectives on campus. From the ages of seven to 18, I ...

According to attendees at Stanford’s first-ever Forum on Sustainable and Healthy Buildings, clean and well-ventilated indoor air should be considered as essential to public health as clean water.

Last year, I was a resident of Wilbur Hall under Otero, the four-class public service & civic engagement themed dorm. Throughout my time at Otero, we were constantly reminded of our privilege as ...

Sebastian Strawser ‘2(?) is an Opinions contributor. He also writes for Humor and The Grind. His interests include political philosophy, capybaras and Filipino food. Contact Sebastian at ...

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