Senator Lizbeth Hernandez Rios ’25 introduced a joint resolution to support and increase resources for undocumented students ...
Two physicians with ties to Gaza argued that approaching the crisis solely as a humanitarian issue overlooks its moral ...
Hsu writes about her family history with Berkeley, and how it influenced her perception of both Stanford and Berkeley.
With plans to phase undergraduates out of EVGR-A underway, residents of increasingly crowded rooms find them difficult to ...
In the heart of the film industry lie cinematic characters essential in driving a story’s conceptual arc. Within these films ...
Ahead of union members' vote on the new contract, The Daily breaks down the term of the agreement and looks back on the union’s negotiation history.
Researchers optimized healthcare AI for diagnoses, analyzed gender bias in image searches and found tiny DNA circles that ...
In the legal battle over the suicide of former Stanford soccer player Katie Meyer, the University’s counsel alleged that the ...
Alan Lightman, MIT professor and author, shares how we can bridge the gap between arts, spirituality and science.
In a show of solidarity, humor columnists now carry tampons behind their ears like pens, armed and ready to rush in and defend our brave female soldiers the second they replace a semicolon with a ...
The event, held in the historic MacArthur Park building, featured keynote speeches from Rep. Anna Eshoo and Palo Alto City ...
Sharis Hsu explores the positive and negative aspects of rollouts — a Stanford tradition fun for some, loud for others — and shares her experiences as both a participant and a spectator.
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