Political science professor Adam Bonica writes about the importance of Democracy Day and its place in history of student protests.

Emeritus professor Lucy Shapiro is the 18th recipient of the Lasker-Koshland Special Achievement Award, often called the American Nobel.

The oldest living former Supreme Court justice discussed his storied career and decried current politics at a Stanford Law ...

The Peter Kim Lab was recently awarded $18 million by the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness to create a vaccine to protect ...

College can feel like the place where faith goes to rest. But between study, doubt and the quiet rediscovery of agapē, the ...

Stanford fall sports have now entered postseason play as winter sports, noteably basketball, are tipping off their regular ...

Lippey argues that American politics has become defined by polarization, populism and performative opposition, as evident in ...

The end of daylight saving on Nov. 2 elicited mixed reactions from students around campus, with the resounding feeling being confusion.

White, an assistant professor of earth system science, recounts how Hurricane Katrina permanently altered the trajectory of ...

Throughout Sombr's San Francisco show last Monday, he carefully curated an environment at once passionate, youthful and ...

Former Cardinal and WNBA forward Karlie Samuelson '17 returns to The Farm as a intern on the women's basketball coaching ...

Stanford baseball’s 2026 schedule features 52 games, tough early tests, marquee ACC home series and finishes with a series against Cal before the ACC tournament.