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Global Sustainability Challenge (GSC) participants compete at Stanford.

A sustainability ‘Olympics’: Stanford hosts inaugural Global Sustainability Challenge’s Americas final

Mara Hankins
  •  
Feb. 19
The Grind
The author sitting next to large letters reading "TreeHacks 12" on the steps of Huang

Choose Your Own Adventure: A GSB student reflects on TreeHacks 2026

Nikhil Jain
  •  
Feb. 18
Science & Technology
A graphic of icons representing scientific research.

Research Roundup: catfish prevent disease spread, earthquake maps and student with math learning disabilities

Charlotte Burks
  •  
Feb. 16
Science & Technology
Sam Altman with TreeHacks organizers on stage at Memorial Auditorium

Sam Altman projects AGI development, AI integration at TreeHacks

Katherine Jester
  •  
Feb. 15
Science & Technology
The startup plans to develop a wearable device to monitor hormones at all times (Photo: RAHIM ULLAH / The Stanford Daily)

Stanford-founded startup develops wearable for continuous hormone monitoring

Beatrice Barnes
  •  
Feb. 5
Opinions
A human head drawn in a series of concentric outlines. The center-most outline is bright.

Stanford’s big AI bet: what if it busts?

Utsav Gupta
  •  
Feb. 5
News
Wozniak and Song in conversation

Apple co-founder Wozniak urges students to pursue technology for its own sake

Aadi Kucheria
  •  
Feb. 5
Science & Technology
A statue in the middle of Stanford Law School

Anthropic lawyers predict AI automation for junior attorney work

Amalia Abecassis
  •  
Jan. 26
The Grind
In the column "Ache of Home," Xu explores what it means to search for belonging at Stanford. (Graphic: KAYLEE CHAN/The Stanford Daily)

Ache of Home: Bowing to the genie

Daniel Xu
  •  
Jan. 13
News
Eric Volmar speaking at the front of a lecture hall.

Former government strategist discusses role of national policy in entrepreneurship

Katherine Jester
  •  
Nov. 21
The Grind
Lowry Pressly, an associate professor of political science at Stanford, writes extensively on the idea of embracing "oblivion." (Courtesy of Lowry Pressly)

What Makes Us Human: Untitled

Emi Sakamoto
  •  
Nov. 20
Screen
Different iterations of comic book Spider-Man appear on animated shards of glass.

What Spider-Man tells us about our relationship with tech

Levi Lebovitz
  •  
Nov. 10
Science & Technology
[Alt text] A picture of the speakers at Stanford Climate Week's Water is Life and Legacy event

Water technology experts, entrepreneurs share dreams for the industry  

Charlotte Burks
  •  
Oct. 26
Cartoons
(Cartoon: JENNY BALLUTAY / The Stanford Daily)

Head in the cloud(s)

Jenny Ballutay
  •  
Oct. 20
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A view of main quad and Hoover Tower in the evening.

Summer Workshop Exhibition: The combined future of technology and journalism

Mark Allen Cu
  •  
Sept. 5
Culture
OpenAI's creative writing tool poses little threat to human creatives, according to Chen. (Graphic: MICHELLE FU/The Stanford Daily)

Artificial Imagination: Can ChatGPT tell our stories?

Joyce Chen
  •  
May 13
From the Community
A picture of the exterior of the State Capitol building in Sacramento, California.

From the Community | SB 1047 and the enduring tech-policy divide

From the Community
  •  
May 12
University
Goldwater scholars Katherine Healzer, Eric Markarian, Michelle Park, and Jennifer Hamad pose together in Stanford's main quad.

Four Stanford students named Goldwater Scholars

Laura Artandi
  •  
May 4
Columnists
Bing Wing (West) entrance of Green Library, looking towards Hoover Tower on Stanford Campus.

Ganesan | Mission over money: The real Stanford vibe shift

Divya Ganesan
  •  
March 13
Science & Technology
Josh Constine speaks on a panel.

Q&A: Josh Constine on power shifts in journalism and the rise of independent media

Evy Shen
  •  
March 13
The Stanford Daily

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