Tsai Ing Wen spoke of U.S.-Taiwan relations and the democratic model Taiwan sets for the world. The post Former president of Taiwan emphasizes democratic resilience in Hoover speech appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Using recently released ED data, The Daily reviewed 445 payments to Stanford, from 24 unique foreign governments. The post Saudi Arabia, Singapore among foreign governments funding Stanford appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Nationwide humanities majors have decreased since 1991, according to a new report. The post Decline in humanities majors continues appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Kapoor argues Stanford needs to reexamine how it protects its student body from sexual violence in light of the Cornell rape case. The post Stanford needs to do more appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Following several instances of “difficult-to-debunk” proofs for the globe-Earth model, a group of flat-earthers will accept, but not concede, the status quo. The post “Fine, we’ll do it ourselves!” New flat-earth sect pledges to level the Earth appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

A bout of illness reminds Zou of the comfort of retreating inwards. The post Snippets and sketches: Being sick appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Alt-pop sensation sombr’s “YOU ARE THE REASON” tour brought San Jose to tears. The post ‘I feel like I’m in New York right now’: sombr transforms the Bay into the Lower East Side appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The SUDPS police blotter report from Sept. 28 to Oct. 5. The post Police Blotter: Stalking, burglary and blackmail appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The minor will offer five tracks in civic history, civic thought, constitution and law, political economy and classical traditions. The post New civics minor announced as extension of COLLEGE curriculum appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Over 150 people attended the event focused on combatting climate change and protecting human health. The post Center for Human and Planetary Health celebrates second anniversary appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The all-day vigil at White Plaza mourned Palestinian deaths three years after the Oct. 7 attacks. The post Pro-Palestinian groups mark Oct. 7 with vigil ‘for the living, the martyrs and the land’ appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Portraits, a live stream from Israel and candles filled Meyer Green as student groups marked three years since the attack. The post Jewish community mourns Oct. 7 with memorial, first since every hostage returned home appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

University assesses compliance with the decision, launches new sexual assault resources after cutting others. The post Stanford largely exempt from statewide sexual assault law appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The single scariest word is “commitment,” but the Humor Section has thoughts on the nine scariest words. The post What are the nine scariest words in the English language? The Humor Section has answers appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Bioengineer Karl Deisseroth won the Nobel Prize and researchers developed a more accurate test to diagnose bladder cancer. The post Research Roundup: Nobel Prize for neuroscience, smarter bladder cancer test appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Staff and faculty across departments came together with community services and programs. The post Stanford Wellness Fair cultivates health-forward community for faculty appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

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Women’s basketball kicks off their season in a few weeks, and a historic off-season has them prepared for a tough schedule. The post Player-led retreat energizes women’s basketball for season appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Wilbur Dining’s pho bar, learning to bike, late-night pizookies — here’s what freshmen think makes the Farm special. The post Frosh share their Stanford highlights (so far) appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Speakers this year will include members of the U.S. Office of the Secretary of War and the former Taiwanese president. The post Demonstration protests defense tech conference appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Bilal made the list for his work on the long-term economic consequences of the climate crisis. The post Economics professor Adrien Bilal selected for TIME100 Next list appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

James Hohmann, a former editor-in-chief of The Daily, pointed to the work of the press. The post ‘Not complacency, not denial, but confidence’: Washington Post editor calls for trust in American institutions appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The change marks the end of the journal’s ownership by the National Endowment for Democracy. The post Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law partners with Journal of Democracy appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

November brings to the ballot a proposal to raise the sales tax to fund BART and Caltrain. The post Bay Area to vote on transit tax measure appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

"Survivors deserve a strong culture of accountability and compassion that puts them, not their assailants, first," writes Strawser. The post Strawser | Let Cornell be Stanford’s call to action for survivors appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The fire, originating from a trash compactor, drew multiple firetrucks. The post EVGR-B trash compactor fire closes chutes appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

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The hypnotic DJ's music is exponentially more captivating in concert. The post Kaytranada brings irresistible groove, expert mixes to San Jose appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Swimming and women’s volleyball win big in an action-packed week of Cardinal sports. The post Cardinal roundup: Men’s water polo sweeps LA teams appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

RAUR members plan to continue organizing as a union to improve Resident Assistant working conditions. The post Stanford RAs withdraw union petition citing concerns over Columbia precedent appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

“His creativity and fearlessness have let him do things no one else would have thought of doing or dared to do,” his son Alexander Deisseroth ’30 told The Daily. The post Stanford professor Karl Deisseroth, Ph.D. ’98, M.D. ’00, wins 2026 Nobel Prize for new way to study the brain using light appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The Stanford community is initiating discussions around Title IX and resources on campus. The post Stanford campus responds to Cornell sexual assault case appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The new feature launched on Monday, expanding on Mobile Key. The post Stanford Unlock allows mobile pass to access dorms appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The R&B artist’s last North American tour stop offered a high-energy performance catered towards longtime fans. The post The Kehlani World Tour: A dynamic but disjointed homecoming appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

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Cartoonist Carson Bosita goes bananas attempting to compare apples and oranges. The post Fruitism appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The Cardinal crushed Virginia Tech and Virginia, sweeping both teams in this weekend’s contests. The post Stanford women’s volleyball dominates Virginia teams appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

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Wang's greatest life lessons have come from playing Roblox. The post Digital hellscape: Ascending Roblox’s Eternal Towers of Hell appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Residents of 1115 Campus Drive say the University has provided temporary housing and psychological support. The post Burglar breaks into 1115 Campus Drive, suspect apprehended appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Stanford Democrats rallied with Bernie Sanders for Congresswoman Aisha Wahab a month from midterms. The post ‘I worry very much about your generation’: Bernie Sanders calls students to action appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

The free event brought universities together to exhibit their latest research. The post Hopkins Marine Station hosts ‘Sharktober’ event, educates public about white sharks appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Liu offers very thoughtful, nay, poignant, meditations on the first week of school. The post Untitled; or “On my morning bike ride—” appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Over 2,000 spectators filled the Avery Aquatic Center bleachers for the first meet of the season. The post Stanford swimming dominates in season opener appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

Desta spends summer looking forward to fall. The post Waiting rooms appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

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Through her gowns, jewels and keepsakes, the Cantor's new exhibition “JANE!” recasts Jane Stanford. The post Jane, the Virgo: Cantor exhibition finds Stanford’s founder in half-mourning appeared first on The Stanford Daily.

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.