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‘Academic, not partisan’: University, faculty address curriculum partnership with Trump administration

Stanford will work with the Department of State to help develop the Foundry School.

September 28, 2026

The Stanford Daily has asked CBS News to issue an apology. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

CBS News misuses photo of Stanford Daily reporter in segment on students’ AI alteration

Sept. 24, 2026
Jon Levin on a large screen.

Stanford partners with Trump administration on manufacturing school

Sept. 23, 2026
A side-by-side depiction displaying the original Lunar New Year Photo and the AI-altered one (Courtesy of Billy Ramirez).

University confirms use of AI-edited photo amid controversy

Sept. 23, 2026

CBS News misuses photo of Stanford Daily reporter in segment on students’ AI alteration

September 24, 2026

Stanford partners with Trump administration on manufacturing school

September 23, 2026

University confirms use of AI-edited photo amid controversy

September 23, 2026

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University confirms use of AI-edited photo amid controversy

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‘The Other Two’ students in AI photo controversy speak out

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Stanford partners with Trump administration on manufacturing school

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Opinions

From the Community | It’s time to end Stanford’s career funnel

Turner Van Slyke

From the Community | Why you need to know the history of the prosecution of the Stanford 11

David Palumbo-Liu

Empty tolerance: Stanford’s real free speech problem

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News

An SUDPS car parked in front of Memorial Church.

SUDPS details campus crime statistics

Data from 2023 to 2025 showed a reduction in hate crimes and sex offenses.

September 29, 2026

VPUE James Hamilton said that moving CareerEd will bring career and academic advisors into closer collaboration. (EVAN PENG/The Stanford Daily)

CareerEd relocates from student affairs to undergraduate education

4 hrs. ago
Hoover tower and green library

Stanford reports 31.7% return on investment

4 hrs. ago
Police blotter text

Police Blotter: Impersonation, extortion and unlawful paraphernalia

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CareerEd relocates from student affairs to undergraduate education

September 29, 2026

Stanford reports 31.7% return on investment

September 29, 2026

Police Blotter: Impersonation, extortion and unlawful paraphernalia

September 29, 2026

Arts & Life

COLLEGE to incorporate Three Books curriculum 

Sarah Feng

Kane Parsons’ ‘Backrooms’ is terrifying — and terrific

Judy Akel

George Packer’s ‘Our Man’ examines an unsung anti-hero of contemporary American history

Emmett Chung

Multimedia and Data

How commencement speeches have changed in the past decade

Adam Golomb

Sports

Jack Pymm shoots the ball during a game against the University of California, Davis at Maloney Field at Laird Q. Cagan Stadium on Aug. 30. Pymm has five goals so far in his sophomore season. (Photo: MACIEK GUDRYMOWICZ/ISI Photos)

No. 6 Stanford men’s soccer in search of an ACC win

The previously top-ranked men’s soccer program has hit a rough patch.

September 28, 2026

Stanford football players celebrate.

Warren’s career-high leads Stanford football to comeback win against Georgia Tech

Yesterday
Levi Jung-Ruivivar performs on beam during a meet against UCLA at Stanford Maples Pavilion on March 7, 2026. Jung-Ruivivar returned to gymnastics while representing the Philippines at the Asian Games this past week. (Photo: KAREN HICKEY/ISI Photos)

‘I’m just getting my feet wet’: Olympian Levi Jung-Ruivivar’s ’28 returns to elite gymnastics

Sept. 24, 2026
Stanford Red Zone during 2025 Big Game at Stanford Stadium. Fleet Street acapella group can be seen displaying a big, red "GO CARD." (Photo: BOB DREBIN/ISI Photos)

A frosh’s guide to Stanford football

Sept. 24, 2026

Warren’s career-high leads Stanford football to comeback win against Georgia Tech

September 27, 2026

‘I’m just getting my feet wet’: Olympian Levi Jung-Ruivivar’s ’28 returns to elite gymnastics

September 24, 2026

A frosh’s guide to Stanford football

September 24, 2026

The Grind

Asking Stanford: What’s the most unusual item you bring to campus during move-in?

Kaylee Chan, Lily Zou, Ribka Desta and Sharis Hsu

Getting lost in weird cities

Kaylee Chan

Games

Daily Diminutive #185

Vincent Zhang

Cartoons

(Cartoon: CARSON BOSITA/The Stanford Daily)

Humor

"Ask your Asian Auntie"

Ask Your Asian Auntie: Welcome to Stanford

Ella Prichard and Annette Lin
A drawing with Alexander Hamilton on a stage.

Letter From the Humor Editor | Why comedy is the only effective form of protest

Jenny Ballutay
Take that, rube! We’re a national treasure, filed with the Constitution and other documents currently being ignored. (Graphic: JENNY BALLUTAY / The Stanford Daily)

Not Suitable For Words: The Pope, pennies and poultry

Vol. 270 Humor Section
Image of the Stanford Daily "S" logo with text around it.

Humor section sponsors… Odyssey themed bathroom posters

Ella Prichard and Jenny Ballutay
Jenny has one more piece of advice… (Photo: SOPHIA MITSUOKA/The Stanford Daily)

FAQs: Adjusting to life at Stanford

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Daily Diminutive
crossword

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University
white house at night

‘Academic, not partisan’: University, faculty address curriculum partnership with Trump administration

Alula Alderson
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Yesterday
Campus Life
Two people onstage at White Plaza, one holding a Palestinian flag.

Student activist groups hold ‘(Dis)orientation’ rally

Kaleb Gjestson
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Yesterday
University
This is a photo of inside Postal Annex, showing a front counter and shelves of flattened boxes.

White Plaza post office closing next month, PostalAnnex now open

Bella Kim
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Yesterday
Science & Technology
A few people sits around a desk, discussing ideas. A laptop is propped open at the end of the table, its white screen shows some lines of code. Some people in the background can be seen moving around.

Creators of Code in Place champion human connection in two new courses

Charlotte Burks
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Yesterday
Humor
A drawing with Alexander Hamilton on a stage.

Letter From the Humor Editor | Why comedy is the only effective form of protest

Jenny Ballutay
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Yesterday
From the Community
Protestors stand outside main quad.

From the Community | Why you need to know the history of the prosecution of the Stanford 11

David Palumbo-Liu
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Yesterday
Screen
backrooms

Kane Parsons’ ‘Backrooms’ is terrifying — and terrific

Judy Akel
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Yesterday
Football
Stanford football players celebrate.

Warren’s career-high leads Stanford football to comeback win against Georgia Tech

Andrew Soto
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Yesterday
The Grind
Photo of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Getting lost in weird cities

Kaylee Chan
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Yesterday
Daily Diminutive
crossword

Daily Diminutive #184

Bradley Bush
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Yesterday
Stanfordle
"Enjoy Other Wordy Games Daily" is written in the form of a Wordle game.

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Yesterday
Campus Life
The Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law (CDDRL) hosted the event, with moderation by Kathryn Stoner, the Mosbacher Director of CDDRL. (Photo: CARMEN CORONA MENDEZ/The Stanford Daily)

Francis Fukuyama reflects on intellectual life in memoir talk

Carmen Corona Mendez
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Sept. 25, 2026
University
The Graduate School of Education. (Photo: McCarthy Building Companies)

Stanford denied graduate’s request to walk in later ceremony to care for her son

Bella Kim
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Sept. 25, 2026
Campus Life
Students wait in line for packages at the Tressider Package Center.

Stanford updates package retrieval system following security concerns

Kayla Chan
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Sept. 25, 2026
Arts & Life
The department of state

George Packer’s ‘Our Man’ examines an unsung anti-hero of contemporary American history

Emmett Chung
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Sept. 25, 2026
Opinions
Hundreds of students gather in protest while holding pro-Palestine signs.

Empty tolerance: Stanford’s real free speech problem

Justin Ahn
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Sept. 24, 2026
News
The Stanford Daily has asked CBS News to issue an apology. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

CBS News misuses photo of Stanford Daily reporter in segment on students’ AI alteration

Sterling Davies and George Porteous
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Sept. 24, 2026
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