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A graph showing enrollment numbers for the top 20 fall 2025 courses.

COLLEGE and computer science among most enrolled 2025 fall course

Daniel Argento
  •  
Dec. 4
The Grind
(Photo: LILY ZOU/The Stanford Daily)

Snippets & Sketches: In limbo

Lily Zou
  •  
Nov. 5
The Grind
What happens when we stop moving so fast, and stop to contemplate? (Photo: KRISTEN STIPANOV/The Stanford Daily)

‘You shouldn’t go to college.’

Adri Arquin
  •  
May 15
Campus Life
A plate of sushi in a classroom while students listen to a professor speak

Civic Salons bring citizenship conversations from classrooms to first-year dorms

Naomi Breuer
  •  
Feb. 11
Data
(Corrected) Top 20 Fall Courses by Enrollment@2x

CS, math course enrollment rises in fall 2024

Daniel Argento
  •  
Nov. 18, 2024
The Grind
An image of the Windhover labyrinth (a flat circle with labyrinth designs on it.)

‘How to Do Nothing’: A visit to the Windhover Contemplative Center

Helen Katz
  •  
Jan. 15, 2024
University
A photo of Sweet Hall with the lights on at night

COLLEGE administrators limit lecturers’ autonomy over curriculum

Dilan Gohill
  •  
Nov. 8, 2023
Academics
Bar chart titled "Top Fall 2023 Courses by Enrollment." The chart shows the number of enrolled students for various courses. COLLEGE 101 has the highest enrollment at 934 students, followed by CS 106A with 542, CS 106B with 504, and so on. Courses range in subjects from computer science, mathematics, biology, to earth systems. The bars are color-coded and arranged in descending order of student enrollment. A note at the bottom cites the source as ExploreCourses and mentions that the numbers were gathered on Nov. 1, 2023, from a web scrape of Stanford's Explore Courses website and do not include non-matriculated high school students. The graphic is credited to NELLIE RUSHTON & JERRY YUAN/The Stanford Daily.

The most enrolled 2023 fall quarter courses: CS continues its reign

Nellie Rushton and Jerry Yuan
  •  
Nov. 2, 2023
University
a pathway in main quad

Stanford suspended a lecturer to investigate identity-based targeting. Here’s what students say happened.

Caroline Chen
  •  
Oct. 18, 2023
Opinions
The front of Wilbur Dining Hall

From the community | Sustainable eating 101: How to eat for personal and planetary health

From the Community
  •  
March 30, 2022
The Stanford Daily

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