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Headshots of Tim Jing '26 and Jennifer Hamad '25.

Two Stanford students named 2026 Churchill scholars

Aadi Kucheria
  •  
Feb. 3
Football
Austin Hooper runs the ball during a game against the University of Washington at Stanford Stadium on Oct. 24, 2015. Hooper is making his second appearance in the Super Bowl as a member of the Patriots. (Photo: KAREN HICKEY/ISI Photos)

Q&A: Patriots tight end Austin Hooper on returning to The Farm and Super Bowl LX

Joanne dePierre
  •  
Feb. 3
Breaking
Nathan Wolfe '92 (Photo: Wikimedia Commons).

Former Stanford professor Nathan Wolfe ’92 planned sexual behavior research, described interns with Epstein

Aadi Kucheria and George Porteous
  •  
Feb. 3
Campus Life
Kuot Kiir ’27, Thomas Deng ’27 and George Hasnah ’27, creators of Akeer Foundation (Courtesy of Kuot Kiir).

Kuot Kiir once walked hours to school. Now he is building one.

Banks Vadeboncoeur
  •  
Feb. 3
Breaking
Newly released emails reveal that Stanford Medicine professor Mark Blumenkranz provided medical treatment to Jeffrey Epstein's friend and estate executor Boris Nikolić. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

Epstein invited former Stanford ophthalmology chair to private island

George Porteous
  •  
Feb. 2
Opinions
Montag Hall at Stanford with palm trees.

Langshaw | In defense of legacy admissions

Adam Langshaw
  •  
Feb. 2
Humor
A new year brings new opportunities for self-improvement. (Graphic: KAYLEE CHAN/The Stanford Daily)

2026 bingo from the Humor Section

Vol. 269 Humor Section
  •  
Feb. 2
Campus Life
Anti-ICE rally in White Plaza

Hundreds of Stanford students protest ICE as part of ‘National Shutdown’

Aadi Kucheria
  •  
Feb. 2
Science & Technology
Members of Jewett's lab pose together.

Jewett Lab ‘ReForm’s the world one molecule at a time

Anika Kadambari Harpavat
  •  
Feb. 2
Women's Basketball
Courtney Ogden during a game against the University of Notre Dame at Maples Pavilion on Feb. 1. Ogden led Stanford in scoring with 23 points on Sunday. (Photo: EAKIN HOWARD/ISI Photos)

Women’s basketball struggles offensively in loss to Fighting Irish

Remy Kim
  •  
Feb. 1
Reads
Photo of a bookshelf

Three books I couldn’t put down in January

Audrey Chang
  •  
Feb. 1
Wrestling
Angelo Posada during a match against North Carolina State University at Maples Pavilion.

Stanford wrestling dominates Cal Poly in lopsided win

Adam Langshaw
  •  
Feb. 1
Opinions
The Stanford Daily House illustration.

Letter from the Editors: Vol. 269 begins

George Porteous, Amina Wase and Anna Yang
  •  
Feb. 1
Humor
A picture of the Californian governor, Gavin Newsom.

Newsom says: ‘Three strikes, four balls’

Garrett Khatchaturian
  •  
Jan. 30
News
Main Quad, Building 10. (Photo: ADRIAN LIU/The Stanford Daily)

Lawyers in the pro-Palestine protestors case deliver closing statements

Francesca Pinney
  •  
Jan. 29
Campus Life
Many future co-term resident assistant applicants have been told by Residential Education they are no longer eligible for the position. (PHOTO: CAYDEN GU/The Stanford Daily)

Resident assistant applicants left confused after unclear application process

Emerson Prentice
  •  
Jan. 29
Data
ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude were the three most popular models according to the survey. (GRAPHIC: ADAM GOLOMB/The Stanford Daily)

How are Stanford students using GenAI?

Adam Golomb and Jay Gupta
  •  
Jan. 29
Softball
The Stanford softball team during the Big Swing against Cal at Stanford Stadium on April 19, 2025. Stanford is set to kick off the spring season at home on Feb. 5. (PHOTO: KAREN HICKEY/ISI Photos)

Stanford softball gears up for packed 2026 season

Odelia Kneiser
  •  
Jan. 29
Sports Features
Henry Boeschen '27 at the Stanford Golf Course, where he is the only student to serve as a greenskeeper. Boeschen's job calls for very early mornings on the course. (PHOTO: CAYDEN GU/The Stanford Daily)

Meet Henry Boeschen ’27, Stanford’s only undergraduate greenskeeper

Patricia Tran
  •  
Jan. 29
Culture
Panelists speak at the 2026 FAME Conference against a red-purple backdrop on stage.

GSB examines storytelling, creativity and strategy at annual FAME Conference

Melita D’Souza
  •  
Jan. 29
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