In the days following a tabling event during which an unidentified Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) soldier tackled a Stanford student, campus groups and activists used demonstrations and online ...

The Campus Center Project has received the first of “several needed approvals” for construction to begin, Director of Real Estate Development Kathleen Kavanaugh wrote to The Daily on Wednesday. The ...

“Are you a flaker? Come find out” read a handmade sign propped up at On Call Cafe Thursday evening. Behind the sign stood Divyesh Khatri ’26, Emilio Farrell ’26, Kassius Thomas ’26 and Julia Segal ’26 ...

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 ...

Experimental physicist Kathryn Ann “Kam” Moler Ph.D. ’95 will become vice president of the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (SLAC) starting Nov. 1. In her role, Moler hopes to lead SLAC in ...

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

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

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

Over 100 students, faculty and staff staged a walkout in White Plaza on Wednesday afternoon, protesting the alleged financial and academic ties Stanford has to defense technology company Palantir.

Dallas investor Jared Caplan filed a lawsuit on July 17 against University Board chair Lily Sarafan ’03 MS ’03, accusing her of fraudulent inducement, fraud by nondisclosure, negligent ...

Ronald Levy M.D. ’68, Stanford School of Medicine professor and associate director of the Stanford Cancer Institute (SCI), unveiled the research that led to the breakthrough cancer medication Rituxan.

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 ...