The COLLEGE 102 program introduced Civic Salons this quarter, where professors visit first-year dorms to lead discussions ...

Ganesan argues that students should use AI intelligently while preserving their critical thinking skills, advocating for its ...

A December report by PlasticList found that Stanford beans, chicken, rice, and cauliflower contain above-average amounts of ...

A writer since age 10, Gheed El Bizri ’25 published her first book, “Les Obsessions D'un Poète,” written in French, in May ...

Nishesh Basavareddy '26 gives an in-depth look into his decision to turn professional as a continuation of his tennis journey ...

Stories leap off the page in this quarter’s exhibition, which showcases notable works from the library’s collection of the ...

Geoff Sobelle ’97 throws a theatrical feast of physical comedy, asking “Do you need what you eat? Do you eat what you need?” ...

How do we hold onto memories as time continues to pass us by? What stories go untold on a campus as large as this one?

Two experienced climate investors outlined their approaches to developing successful climate tech startups amid new ...

Gender, race and religion shape and reflect contemporary American politics, scholars emphasized at a Wednesday event. Five experts in history, gender studies and government offered their ...

Even better, this standard license plate is far from the only one traversing the sunny Florida roads. For a small fee, ...

Shifts in the National Institute of Health’s funding structure will take effect Monday and limit funding for the indirect ...