New York Times investigative reporter Jodi Kantor emphasized the importance of transparency while reflecting on the Weinstein story she broke eight years ago. The post Investigative reporter Jodi Kantor calls for greater transparency in Thursday talk appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Recent coterminal graduate Nazlı Dakad '24 M.S '25 highlights the importance of pursuing a career that makes a difference. The post From the Community | Avoiding the career funnel appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Four Siebel Scholars reflect on their academic journeys and the journeys that brought them to the prestigious award. The post 19 graduate students named Siebel Scholars appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Amuzie urges humanity to "stop taking our very sapience for granted for the sake of optimization and profit maximization" in her latest piece for The Grind. The post Stop talking about AI already appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The University, following President Donald Trump's war on the environment, seeks to replace its old “woke” mascot and secure its federal funding. The post Trump axes tree for being “too woke” appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Stanford football is off to Texas to face SMU, giving the Cardinal a chance to avenge a 40-10 loss to the Mustangs last year. The post Game preview: Stanford football heads to Dallas appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

As the federal government shutdown stretches into its second week, its impact may begin to reach more of the Stanford community. The post Federal shutdown may impact research grant funding and athlete air travel appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

This debut novel is not your typical dystopia. Razor-sharp, dark and unnervingly intimate, this chilling tale of a people-pleasing sex bot explores what it means to be built for a world of men. The post In Sierra Greer’s ‘Annie Bot,’ patriarchy enters the chat appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Stanford football remains winless on the road this season, but wide receiver Caden High remains confident heading into the away game against SMU. The post Wide receiver Caden High optimistic ahead of SMU matchup appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The student-run website paired nearly 2,500 love-seeking undergraduates this week, promising a new — and perhaps better — match each week. The post Matchmaking platform ‘Date Drop’ delivers weekly love to undergrads appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Click to play today's 5x5 mini crossword. The Daily produces mini crosswords three times a week and a full-size crossword biweekly. The post Daily Diminutive #082 (Oct. 10, 2025) appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Enjoy Stanfordle, The Daily's newest addition to our Games section. The Daily produces Stanfordles on weekdays. The post Stanfordle #015 (Oct. 10, 2025) appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The UGS discussed amendments made by the GSC to last week’s ASSU nominations modification bill, approved funding recommendations and proposed that it advocate for OCS reform. The post UGS reviews GSC modifications to ASSU nominations bill, hear presentation on OCS reform appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

In his groundbreaking analysis of the most influential poet of our generation, Lebovitz unzips the lyrical genius of Taylor Swift’s newest hit, which conceals unexpectedly profound revelations and bulges with pure creativity. The post Five misunderstood lines from Taylor Swift’s ‘Wood’ appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

From nonfiction history to graphic novels, Stanford students enjoyed a wide range of literature this past summer. The post Listicle: What did Stanford read this summer? appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The summit’s 125 guests got to tour Stanford Living Laboratories and listen to speakers about education, innovation and implementation. The post Living Laboratory Summit draws engineering and energy experts appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Our freedoms are frequently one of the earliest casualties in times of war and domestic turmoil. The post Poem: The bloody cost of ‘freedom’ appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

MED 251 addresses a gap in leadership education through a new weekly speaker series course featuring Asian American professionals. The post New course brings Asian American leaders to classrooms appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Stanford football received its largest non-facilities gift in program history. The $50 million contribution came from Bradford Freeman '64, a former Stanford football player. The post Stanford football receives $50 million gift from former player appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Reid Smith '28 writes about the importance of facilitated dialogue on issues of Zionism and anti-Zionism on campus. The post From the Community | Talking through Zionism and anti-Zionism appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Enjoy The Daily's Stanfordle, the newest part of our Games section. The Daily produces Stanfordles on weekdays. The post Stanfordle #014 (October 9, 2025) appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Speakers gave personal reflections at the rally on the second anniversary of the Hamas attacks. Organizers used the rally as an opportunity for community members to hear new perspectives, something many thought was especially important in light of the “All Eyes on Gaza” vigil held on the same day. The post ‘Rally for Hostages’ led by SIA in honor of Oct. 7 attacks appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Students for Justice in Palestine, along with other student groups, held a vigil on Tuesday to honor the lives lost in Palestine. The vigil included speakers, poetry and prayer in White Plaza. The post ‘All Eyes on Gaza Vigil’ remembers lives lost in Palestine on two year anniversary of Oct. 7 appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

In the second annual "Reimagining Democracy" webinar series, professor Francis Fukuyama dove into the root causes of democracy’s current crisis. He discussed how declining trust, civic disengagement among youth and other societal challenges have weakened democratic systems and what actions are needed to revive them. The post ‘Reimagining Democracy’ launches for its second year appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The tournament, hosted at Stanford Golf Course, was founded by former Stanford Football team captain Ronnie harris II '16. The proceeds are dedicated to serving single mothers and at-risk youth in the Bay Area. The post Thoreau Giving hosts its third annual charity golf tournament appeared first on The Stanford Daily.