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Our issue, titled “Natural Language Processing,” is about AI, but it is also about how we, as humans, process our own natural language: how the words we use alter the ways we see each other and the world around us. (Graphic: TOBY SHIAO/The Stanford Daily)

Natural Language Processing PDF

Charlotte Cao and Callia Peterson
  •  
March 9
Local
A building with large windows and a red roof

Amid rising national cases, Stanford doctors say measles outbreak unlikely on campus

Yeva Allyn
  •  
March 5
Research
The arches of Stanford Main Quad.

Researchers develop nasal “universal vaccine” that shields mice from viruses, bacteria and allergens

Tianyue (Tommy) Kuang
  •  
Feb. 26
Opinions
The Stanford Daily House illustration.

Letter from the Editors: On Student Press Freedom Day, stand up for campus journalism

George Porteous, Amina Wase and Anna Yang
  •  
Feb. 25
Humor
A blurry pastel image of Donald Trump in a suit and red tie.

Never before seen: Journalists exhaust all synonyms of ‘unprecedented’

Sia Liu
  •  
Feb. 9
Video
George Poreous '27 hosts The Cardinal Brief. (Screenshot: TABER CANNON/The Stanford Daily)

All the News You Missed This Spring Quarter | The Cardinal Brief

Taber Cannon and George Porteous
  •  
June 23
Humor
Peter Thiel ’89 JD ’92, pictured above, co-founded data mining company Palantir in 2004 (Photo: Dan Taylor/Wikimedia Commons).

‘Celebration by fire’: Stanford Review finally meets content minimum

Sebastian Strawser
  •  
May 25
Humor
With each passing second your grade falls down one whole letter grade. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

Style guide for your paper due in 24 minutes

Garrett Khatchaturian
  •  
May 22
Humor
The place of many a new's writer's nightmares. (Photo: CRYSTAL CHEN/The Stanford Daily)

News section burns out covering Trump, goes on hiatus

Sebastian Strawser
  •  
April 29
Humor
See, if the shirt says it, then it must be true, right? (Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily)

So long, Stanford: Humor Section dissolved after sending fake April Fool’s newsletter

Vol. 267 Humor Section
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April 2
Humor
I know you want to open the Jell-O, but trust me, it's not worth it. (Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily)

The news is too depressing, so here is a poem about a pack of Jell-O

Garrett Khatchaturian
  •  
March 31
Campus Life
Students and parents gather around a picnic table.

Family weekend 2025 offers loved ones a glimpse into students’ lives

Audrey Tomlin
  •  
Feb. 24, 2025
Humor
It's us versus the world, baby. (Graphic: GARRETT KHATCHATURIAN)

The Daily Humor Section’s 10 tips for spotting misinformation

Devin Abrahams
  •  
Feb. 17, 2025
The Grind
A voting booth.

Presidential elections and laundry rooms

Audrey Tomlin
  •  
Dec. 5, 2024
Speakers & Events
Four people sit in a row on a stage

Local journalists build trust and transparency at Rebele Symposium

Greta Reich
  •  
Jan. 31, 2024
Campus Life
A front page of The Stanford Daily from 1997, featuring photos of the Clinton family.

Chelsea Clinton controversy: A case study of newsworthiness

Rani Chor
  •  
Feb. 23, 2023
Humor
People stand at a career recruiting booth.

The five stages of recruiting season

Uche Ochuba
  •  
Oct. 24, 2022
Humor
A university building

The Makings of a Tech-Bro: Inside Stanford’s new Elon Musk Center for Male Studies

Oliver Lee
  •  
May 19, 2022
News
A man driving a car in daylight

3 Stanford students tackle rideshare affordability

Andrew Gerges
  •  
Feb. 21, 2022
News
Attendees at the opening of the Stanford Disability Community Space smile in zoom squares

Stanford Disability Community Space celebrates a long-awaited opening

Adri Kornfein
  •  
Feb. 9, 2022
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