The former Stanford men’s basketball player returns to the Farm as an executive for the program. The post Men’s basketball brings in Dan Grunfeld as new general manager appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The Daily spoke with Casa Zapata residents about an individual staying in the dorm claiming to be a Stanford freshman. The post Stanford student imposter found trespassing in Casa Zapata appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

This change follows the cut to NSO’s Beyond Sex Ed programming last spring. The post Stanford cuts sexual assault awareness program Flip the Script appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

"Survivors exist and they are your peers," writes Orpa. "Everyone knows a Jane Doe in their life." The post From the Community | Why Jane Doe must stay Jane Doe: The burden of being a survivor on a college campus appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Click to play today's 5x5 mini crossword. The Daily produces mini crosswords daily and a full-size crossword weekly. The post Daily Diminutive #188 appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Celebrate your October with Jack-o-lanterns, jokes, and Capricorn? Candy corn? Something pseudoscientific. The post Your October 2026 horoscopes 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 #156 appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Zou reflects on her summer internship on campus, a glimpse into a 9 to 5. The post Snippets and sketches: A glimpse of the working life appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Jinny Akkaratatta '27 opened their first dine-in store in August The post Student-owned HolyShred brings protein-forward Thai food to Palo Alto appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Following R&DE's use of generative AI, UGS put forth efforts to ensure student privacy. The post UGS introduces motion to protect student identities amid AI controversy appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Protect Tahoe is not asking for a delay; they want a ban. The post GSB alum co-founds organization to stop herbicide spraying in Lake Tahoe appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Want your own San Francisco scavenger hunt? The Daily's humor section is here for you. The post Scav Hunt Bingo from the Humor Section appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Three Stanford baseball alumni are searching for their first World Series ring, while one is in sight of his third-straight title. The post Four former Cardinals to chase World Series title in October appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Artem Arzyn '27 argues that Stanford’s five-year Ph.D. funding guarantee is failing, placing financial pressures on students. The post From the Community | A guarantee in name only appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

California will soon list microplastics as a candidate chemical of concern. The post Research Roundup: California’s path away from microplastics, new lymphedema drug appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

From poolside thrillers to epic fantasies, Stanford students share the books they're diving into this summer. The post Stanford’s summer reading recs appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Goswami shares the worlds of wisdom she gained as a RA for international summer students. The post Aaira’s Adventures: Until later appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Senator Cory Booker ’91, M.A. ’92, former tight end for Stanford football, strongly opposes the bill. The post Stanford football players, alumni criticize Protect College Sports Act 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 #155 appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The images do not appear to match any known artwork online. The post Dining hall removes alleged AI-generated artwork beside Black historical figures appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Lin, who joined Stanford from Cornell this year, is among a cohort of 20 fellows. The post Stanford chemist Song Lin named 2026 MacArthur Fellow for electricity-driven chemistry appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

It takes coffee to be woke, as Ballutay observes. The post Guy putting brown sugar in coffee doesn’t see color appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Midway through her sophomore year, Hsu toils with the decision to move to India for a job. The post Dispatches From India: Life-defining mistakes appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Outside Lands 2026 showcased three days of music, culture and community in Golden Gate Park. The post My personal Outside Lands 2026 soundtrack: From Charli XCX to Trixie Mattel appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Click to play today's 5x5 mini crossword. The Daily produces mini crosswords daily and a full-size crossword weekly. The post Daily Diminutive #186 appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Kang argues Stanford needs to be transparent about the costs of AI. The post From the Community | AI use comes with a cost. At Stanford, we’re not counting it. appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Christian McCaffrey '18 led the 49ers to a one-score win over Michael Wilson '21 M.A '22 and the Arizona Cardinals. The post Ex-Stanford players deliver wins in NFL Week 3 appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

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Data from 2023 to 2025 showed a reduction in hate crimes and sex offenses. The post SUDPS details campus crime statistics appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

VPUE James Hamilton stressed the importance of connecting students with their first job amid the rise of AI. The post CareerEd relocates from student affairs to undergraduate education appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The return surpassed the median for U.S. college endowments. The post Stanford reports 31.7% return on investment appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Reported campus crimes from Sept. 20 to Sept. 27, 2026. The post Police Blotter: Impersonation, extortion and unlawful paraphernalia appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Speeches generally centered anticipation over joy or fear. The post How commencement speeches have changed in the past decade appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Van Slyke ’28 calls for career pathways centered on public service, purpose and impact. The post From the Community | It’s time to end Stanford’s career funnel appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Stanford's Asian Auntie returns to welcome the Class of '30. The post Ask Your Asian Auntie: Welcome to Stanford appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

In this installment of "Asking Stanford," Daily staffers share meaningful objects from their dorm. The post Asking Stanford: What’s the most unusual item you bring to campus during move-in? appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The books include Ted Chiang’s “The Life Cycle of Software Objects” and Anne Applebaum’s “Twilight of Democracy." The post COLLEGE to incorporate Three Books curriculum  appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The previously top-ranked men’s soccer program has hit a rough patch. The post No. 6 Stanford men’s soccer in search of an ACC win appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Stanford faculty worked with the Department of State to develop an advanced-manufacturing curriculum for the Foundry School. The post ‘Academic, not partisan’: Stanford and faculty address partnership with Trump administration on new manufacturing school appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Multiple student activist organizations gathered at White Plaza to speak on American imperialism. The post Student activist organizations host ‘(Dis)orientation’ rally appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

A new bookstore and gathering spaces will take the place of the post office. The post White Plaza post office closing next month, PostalAnnex now open appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The online courses aim to connect students while teaching in an era dominated by AI. The post Creators of Code in Place champion human connection in two new courses appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Humor Editor Jenny Ballutay argues that superior to the sit-in and the walk-out as protest strategies is the stand-up. The post Letter From the Humor Editor | Why comedy is the only effective form of protest appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Palumbo-Liu argues that understanding Stanford's Israel-Palestine policies provides necessary context for the Stanford 11. The post From the Community | Why you need to know the history of the prosecution of the Stanford 11 appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Failed architect Clark discovers a portal to an alternate reality labyrinth in his discount furniture store. The post Kane Parsons’ ‘Backrooms’ is terrifying — and terrific appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The Cardinal overcame a 10-point halftime deficit, led by quarterback Davis Warren. The post Warren’s career-high leads Stanford football to comeback win against Georgia Tech appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Recently moved to New York, Chan resides in the liminal space between tourist and local. The post Getting lost in weird cities appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Click to play today's 5x5 mini crossword. The Daily produces mini crosswords daily and a full-size crossword weekly. The post Daily Diminutive #184 appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

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Fukuyama's ideas from the early 1990s have faced misunderstanding or sharp questions for years, he acknowledged. The post Francis Fukuyama reflects on intellectual life in memoir talk appeared first on The Stanford Daily.