Why a former Google executive is running for Congress
When Lexi Reese’s father lost his job, she said her family spiraled into chaos. He was a Sears employee whose…
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Students stage ‘die-in’ in Main Quad to honor Palestinian lives lost
Around 150 people participated in a “die-in” organized by Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) in front of Memorial Church…
‘Disease accelerates aging’: Stanford researchers develop an AI-driven aging clock for eyes
Stanford’s Mahajan Lab’s new artificial intelligence (AI) driven eye “aging clock” has revealed that diseased eyes undergo accelerated aging, particularly…
UGS confirms new nominees to the Constitutional Council
The Undergraduate Senate (UGS) unanimously confirmed nominees to the Constitutional Council Wednesday. According to the Constitutional Council’s website, the student…
Professors reflect on evolving role of democracy in global politics
Students, alumni and professors celebrated the importance of voting and reflected on the role of American democracy in global affairs…
Suspect sketch released in hit-and-run investigation
The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office released additional information and a sketch of the suspect in a hit-and-run case that…
County Sheriff’s Office opens hate crime investigation into hit-and-run
The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office has opened a hate crime investigation into a hit-and-run that occurred at Campus Drive…
Sit-in nears three-week mark
Alisha Magalhães Service ’26 never imagined she would forgo the comfort of her dorm room for a sleeping bag in…
Provost condemns hate speech in remarks to GSC
Provost Jenny Martinez condemned hate speech and said that Stanford is “investigating threats connected to international events” at the Graduate…
Susie Brubaker-Cole to step down as vice provost for student affairs
Susie Brubaker-Cole announced that she will resign as vice provost for student affairs (VPSA) at the end of the fall…