A federal judge found that the government’s actions against noncitizens violated the First Amendment and created a chilling ...

Soon after graduating from Stanford, Eric Wang ’26 flew to Denver as one of 32 contestants in the Guitar Foundation of ...

In response to an initial report of the allegations by The Stanford Review, current members of Stanford men’s rowing ...

A report from the Department of Education ranked Stanford fourth among universities for donations from “countries of concern, ...

The Daily's Humor section would like to uphold our obligation to fair and accurate journalism by comprehensively evaluating ...

The Golden State Valkyries (25-11) defeated the Dallas Wings (21-16) at home last Monday to clinch their second-ever spot in ...

Nneka Ogwumike ’12 announced last Wednesday that she will be retiring from the WNBA at the end of the 2026 season, concluding her 15-season career. The Stanford alum, dubbed “Madame President” by the ...

Lindsey Meservey is a sixth-year Biology PhD student. She has lived in Stanford graduate housing since 2019. This idea is starkly different from the hard-working Stanford undergraduate population I ...

Stanford softball’s postseason fate hung in the balance Friday after a 9-0 loss to No. 8 Florida State in the ACC Tournament semifinals in Charlottesville, Va. The defeat marked the team’s first ...

Within the first class admitted to Stanford since last year’s Supreme Court ruling against race-conscious admissions, the share of Black and Latino students fell while white and Asian enrollment ...

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