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Bing Nursery celebrates 60 years of research

6 hrs. ago
Allie Skalnik
Campus Life

University leadership emphasizes academic freedom at Family Weekend panel

Science & Technology

New app ‘Tree Bites’ alerts students to leftover food across campus

Academics

Israel Studies Program underway, sparking both hope and criticism

Student Government

GSC introduces resolutions to re-establish on-campus voting booths, designate Stanford a ‘sanctuary campus’

Opinions
Eileen Gu poses with her gold medal from the 2023-24 FIS Halfpipe World Cup Genting competition.

Defending Eileen Gu

8 hrs. ago
Sinead Kiley
Opinions
A side-by-side picture of Mark Zuckerberg with a smiley face under it. On the left is Sean Hargrow, founder of Series with an frowning face under it.

Gen Z tech entrepreneurs are becoming wildly unserious. I like that.

Yesterday
Tariq Lawal

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The Grind
A painting that depicts a man in black with a hand over his heart on the left, and a woman in a white dress walking away from him on the right.

The Anatomy of Letting Go: Reading Munch’s ‘Separation’

8 hrs. ago
Merve Ondogan
The Grind
In the column "Senior Scaries," Erin Ye delves into the joys and trials of her last year at Stanford. (Graphic: KAYLEE CHAN/The Stanford Daily)

Senior Scaries: Why does everyone hate winter quarter?

Yesterday
Erin Ye
The Grind
Illustration of different Stanford landmarks, such as the Dish and Hoover Tower

No More Excuses: Going up Hoover Tower

Feb. 26, 2026
Megan D'Souza
The Grind
"Above all, I would say that my heritage gives me strength and helps me persevere through any challenge I face," writes Withers. (Courtesy of Cayla Withers)

How I celebrate my Black identity at Stanford

Feb. 26, 2026
Cayla Withers
The Grind
"Being remembered might be stupid, but having an impact is not," declares Gibbs. (Photo: WILL GIBBS/The Stanford Daily)

Bigger is not always better

Feb. 25, 2026
Will Gibbs
The Grind
"But whenever I was faced with decisions I didn’t want to make, friends I lost and could not regain ... I would find solace in imagining myself in a childhood in a past China," Zhang admits. (Photo: ALAINA ZHANG/The Stanford Daily)

Nostalgic Thoughts: Family stories from a not-so-distant generation

Feb. 24, 2026
Alaina Zhang
The Grind
"There are rarely moments at Stanford when I am reminded of home, and yet everywhere I go, I constantly find myself pondering about home," writes Goswami. (Graphic: CHINYOUNG SHAO/The Stanford Daily)

Aaira’s Adventures: Homesick in hues of red and white

Feb. 23, 2026
Aaira Goswami
The Grind
"If we are but plates in this daily hustle, I hate to think of all the ways I may have blindly bumbled and shattered someone else’s day as a wasteful byproduct of striving for productivity," Batts admits (Photo: AVELYN BATTS/The Stanford Daily)

Why dining hall plates are beyond beautiful

Feb. 22, 2026
Avelyn Batts
The Grind
"I am always looking over my shoulder, always overly-cautious that the moment will come and I will not have had the chance to give loved ones closure or make a dent on this spinning world of ours," confesses Ambrosiou. (Graphic: CHINYOUNG SHAO/The Stanford Daily)

On thanatophobia

Feb. 19, 2026
Angelina Ambrosiou
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