CBS News misused a photo of a Stanford Daily reporter in a Thursday segment, incorrectly identifying him as Billy Ramirez ’27 ...

A Graduate School of Education (GSE) student was allegedly denied her request to walk at a later graduation ceremony. The ...

With its literary prose, George Packer's 2019 biography examines the life of Richard Holbrooke, an often-unlikeable yet ...

With campus back and bustling, navigating Stanford during your first quarter can be overwhelming. As the quarter goes on, upperclassmen start to throw around words like “The Axe,” “The Red Zone” and ...

Tech moguls are being spotted at runway shows in Milan, and Vogue World is coming to San Francisco? Learn why in Tan’s first ...

Stanford’s class of 2030 looks forward to watching sports they’ve never seen before, attending Big Game and making lasting ...

After spending another summer in New York, Chang reviews productions ranging from musical biographies to interactive plays.

Stanford football’s (1-2, 0-2 ACC) first road test of the season fell flat against the reigning ACC champion Duke Blue Devils ...

Stanford entered the ACC tournament as the No. 10 seed before falling to Pittsburgh in the first round. Despite the early ...

The University confirmed a now-viral post, which revealed that Stanford used AI to alter a photo of three students in promotional material and change their appearances and identity.

The past few days have been overwhelming regarding the AI-altered picture, as we see several institutional failures from Stanford,” they wrote.

Fukuyama's ideas from the early 1990s have faced misunderstanding or sharp questions for years, he acknowledged.