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Football: Looking back at biggest upset in college football history, five years later

By : To commemorate the anniversary of perhaps the best game ever played by a Stanford team, here is The Daily's own recap of that victory, originally published on Oct.…

September 11, 2012 / Comments Off / Read More

Beyda: In bludgeoning Duke, football shows it may be primed for another USC upset

By : Now that’s the Stanford football team we’ve been waiting for.…

September 10, 2012 / 1 Comment / Read More

Weekend update: Stanford teams go a perfect 9-0, beat four ranked opponents over three-day stretch

By : The No. 25 Stanford football team may have dominated Duke on Saturday, but Cardinal sports teams had a great all-around weekend as well.…

September 9, 2012 / Comments Off / Read More

Live blog: Stanford 50, Duke 13

By : We'll be updating this page throughout tonight's game between the Cardinal and the Blue Devils with play-by-play coverage and instant analysis. Please refresh this page for the most…

September 8, 2012 / 5 Comments / Read More
FEATURES

Growing up in college

By : Growing up on campus as a child is a unique experience, with perhaps some pitfalls. …

June 7, 2012 / Comments Off / Read More
NEWS

Sexual battery reported near Manzanita field

By : A male suspect reportedly groped a female student from behind at approximately 1:20 p.m. Wednesday…

September 12, 2012 / Comments Off / Read More

Laurene Powell Jobs to join Stanford Board of Trustees

By : Laurene Powell Jobs MBA ’91, wife of the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, has been…

September 5, 2012 / 21 Comments / Read More

Stanford appoints vice provost for online learning

By : Computer science professor John Mitchell will be the first vice provost for online learning, a…

August 30, 2012 / 1 Comment / Read More

Condoleezza Rice asks, ‘where does America stand?’ in RNC speech

By : Rice made few references to either Republican talking points or their nominee: she only used…

August 29, 2012 / 4 Comments / Read More

Mitt Romney led the charge as a Big Game prankster in 1965

By : As a freshman at Stanford, Romney put his pranking skills to work in service of…

August 22, 2012 / 1 Comment / Read More

Thinking Matters the next step in ‘cyclical’ humanities requirements

By : As of this fall, the yearlong Introduction to the Humanities sequence will no longer be…

August 16, 2012 / 5 Comments / Read More

Meeting Magill: getting to know the new dean of Stanford Law

By : Like any good lawyer, Mary Elizabeth Magill is ready to face the facts. Magill, an…

August 16, 2012 / 1 Comment / Read More

EPGY a learning experience for students and counselors alike

By : The EPGY Summer Institutes are academically intensive residential summer programs for high school and middle…

August 16, 2012 / 3 Comments / Read More
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INTERMISSION

‘Dragons’ - an imperfect, but brilliant, circus

By : If classic circus shows are what the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus has done and continues to do best, then why change?…

August 28, 2012 / Comments Off / Read More

Remote Nomad: ‘Eureka’ finale goes to extremes to wrap up loose ends

By : I’ve joked with my friends that in my ideal world, every series finale would end with an abrupt, mid-scene cut to black. A good TV show is a…

August 16, 2012 / Comments Off / Read More

Sash Angeles: Admit it

By : Since the beginning of summer, I have intended to write an article on what I call the Stanford Perception Syndrome: an effect I’ve observed that occurs when people…

August 16, 2012 / 4 Comments / Read More

The best mixtapes of the summer

By : The music world has been generous this summer as more and more artists have turned to free releases. Mixtape culture, previously a rap phenomenon, has expanded to include…

August 16, 2012 / Comments Off / Read More
OPINIONS

Op-Ed: Laboring for your future

By : My father was a laborer. He worked in the fields, on the railroads and in the factories doing grueling and dangerous…

September 3, 2012 / 2 Comments / Read More

Op-Ed: When things are too quiet to be good

By : On August 31, Angola will hold the nation’s second parliamentary elections since the end of a 27-year civil war in 2002.…

August 29, 2012 / Comments Off / Read More

Op-Ed: On mental health at Stanford

By : During my senior year at Stanford (2003-04), I was diagnosed with depression. I struggled to stay interested in anything but sleeping…

August 16, 2012 / 4 Comments / Read More

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Football: Looking back at biggest upset in college football history, five years later

To commemorate the anniversary of perhaps the best game…

Beyda: In bludgeoning Duke, football shows it may be primed for another USC upset

Now that’s the Stanford football team we’ve been waiting…

Live blog: Stanford 50, Duke 13

We'll be updating this page throughout tonight's game between…

Football: With Skov returning to action, Stanford prepares to take on Duke

There are a number of words that can be…

M. Basketball: Madsen ready to make a huge impact

A man walks into a restaurant. The restaurant is…

M. Basketball: Peter Sauer, former Cardinal forward, dies at 35

Former Stanford forward Peter Sauer died Sunday night after…

Basketball: Mark Madsen joins Cardinal basketball as assistant coach

After more than a decade away from the Farm,…

M. Basketball: Cardinal captures second NIT, sends seniors off with rout of Minnesota

After finishing seventh in the Pac-12 during the regular…

W. Basketball: Nnemkadi Ogwumike selected No. 1 in WNBA draft

The LA Sparks selected senior forward Nnemkadi Ogwumike, the…

Blanchat: How women’s basketball fell short five straight years

But the whole time the Bears were cutting the…

W. Basketball: Stanford loses in Final Four for fifth straight season, falls short against Griner and Baylor

Five straight Aprils, five straight heartbreaks. Last night, the…

W. Basketball: Baylor, Griner stand in Cardinal’s way in Final Four showdown

Playing in its fifth consecutive Final Four, the Cardinal…

BRIEF: Men and lightweight women head to New Jersey for IRA nationals

Today marks the start of the IRA National Championship…

BRIEF: Men’s and women’s rowing teams medal at Pac-10s

Seven of the eight boats medaled, with the women’s…

BRIEF: Rowing teams have mixed success in early season

While the Stanford women’s rowing teams have been successful…

W. Rowing: Varsity eight, four win in Oklahoma

The women’s rowing team kicked off the fall season…

BRIEF: Women’s rowing earns NCAA berth

Stanford was one of 16 schools invited to the…

W. Rowing: Just off the stand

The Stanford women’s rowing team narrowly missed out on…

BRIEF: Women’s rowing headed to NCAA Championships

This weekend, the women’s crew team will begin competition…

Academics

Thinking Matters the next step in ‘cyclical’ humanities requirements

By : As of this fall, the yearlong Introduction to the Humanities sequence will no longer be a requirement for freshmen. Instead, the Class of 2016 will choose from…

August 16, 2012 / 5 Comments
Crime & Safety

Sexual battery reported near Manzanita field

By : A male suspect reportedly groped a female student from behind at approximately 1:20 p.m. Wednesday on a sidewalk near Manzanita Field.…

September 12, 2012 / Comments Off
Student Life

EPGY a learning experience for students and counselors alike

By : The EPGY Summer Institutes are academically intensive residential summer programs for high school and middle school students.…

August 16, 2012 / 3 Comments
Local

Stanford startup guide

By : Stanford University, with its array of resources and location in Silicon Valley, is a breeding ground of student creativity and technological innovation. Not surprisingly, it has been…

August 2, 2012 / 2 Comments
University

Stanford appoints vice provost for online learning

By : Computer science professor John Mitchell will be the first vice provost for online learning, a new office positioning Stanford as the global leader in online education.…

August 30, 2012 / 1 Comment
Research

Stanford researchers solve plant cell mystery

By : Through a series of simple experiments, Stanford biology professor Virginia Walbot and graduate student Timothy Kelliher showed that plants only require low oxygen levels to begin sex…

August 9, 2012 / Comments Off
Student Government

ASSU Executive intends to shrink cabinet, spend less on stipends

By : The 2012-2013 ASSU Executive cabinet will be significantly smaller and cost less money, according to incoming ASSU President Robbie Zimbroff '12.…

July 12, 2012 / Comments Off
World & Nation

Condoleezza Rice asks, ‘where does America stand?’ in RNC speech

By : Rice made few references to either Republican talking points or their nominee: she only used Mitt Romney's name five times and only obliquely attacked the incumbent president.…

August 29, 2012 / 4 Comments