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April 3, 2025
Regular decision results cap off the admissions season for the class of 2029.
By Maia Pak
Dec. 5, 2024
Breaking Ground, the fall dance showcase hosted by non-audition hip-hop group Common Origins, brought together ensembles from a plethora of different styles to share the stage.
By Dan Kubota
May 21, 2025
The Stanford University Department of Public Safety (SUDPS) hosted the 2nd Annual Car Show, inviting car enthusiasts from all around the Bay Area to an event with classic cars, classic rock and classic fun.
Sept. 29, 2025
The Stanford University Department of Public Safety published their annual report on Sept. 29, describing an upward trend in domestic violence, aggravated assault and drug law violations.
June 6, 2025
Jung reviews "Temptation Island," a Netflix reality TV show where four couples resist the temptation to cheat on each other.
By Owen Jung
May 29, 2025
In this edition of ‘Dear Boomer,’ Helen Hudson ’74 calls for more students to pursue peace and civic understanding.
By Helen Hudson
May 13, 2024
AATP’s MainStage production explored gender roles, sexualization and the female experience through powerful acting and staging.
By Ellen Kim
June 1, 2025
Bochenska, a postdoc, examines the blurring of professional boundaries in student-supervisor dynamics.
Oct. 15, 2024
The student organization helps children of varying backgrounds gain experience in creative writing, culminating in a play written by the 90-plus students they teach.
Sept. 25, 2025
Want to go off campus but don't have a car? Skalnik offers several car-free ways to make it around the Bay.
March 4, 2024
The highly-anticipated dance show EnCounter Culture took place Saturday night. Well-loved dance teams and newcomers alike delivered thrilling performances, writes Cameron Duran.
Sept. 30, 2024
Humans are the only species that practice joint attention, where two people focus on a third thing together.
By Erin Ye
Nov. 6, 2024
The Legion of Honor’s new exhibition, “Mary Cassatt at Work,” unveils the artist’s nuanced understanding of womanhood and creative process through over 100 works.
By Vivian Liang
March 10, 2025
Gohari explores the history of “Mary Sue,” a dated and sexist character archetype that’s spanned books, movies and TV shows over several decades.
Aug. 26, 2024
"A Good Girl's Guide to Murder," a new Netflix adaptation of a bestselling novel, captures the original murder mystery's charm, but not all of its thrills, Wan writes.
By Vivienne Wan
March 12, 2024
Students gathered at midnight on Monday to enjoy free breakfast served by campus administrators. At Arrillaga, protestors criticized President Richard Saller's stance on the ongoing Israel-Gaza War.
By Caroline Chen and Adam Golomb
Feb. 5, 2025
Stanford feels different over the summer: slower, more spacious, with more opportunities for strangers to connect at a deeper level.
By Lara Seyahi
May 12, 2024
Fizz users reported that terms related to the Israel-Gaza war were no longer searchable in the anonymous social media app. According to Fizz leadership, the bug was corrected.
By Aspen Singh
May 12, 2025
An open letter penned by eight faculty members in the physics department expressed support for a AAC&U statement criticizing "government overreach." The letter has amassed over 200 signatures from other faculty.
Nov. 15, 2024
Many cinematic characters attended rival schools: Stanford and U.C. Berkeley. But which ones engage their film audience the most?
