The Sam Fisher hire is the latest move this offseason for a football program looking to transform itself under the leadership ...

Stanford men's basketball faces challenges after a strong start, dropping three straight games ahead of a home matchup with ...

Like many "Spaghetti Westerns," the movie heavily featured moral ambiguity in its themes and characters, writes Barrett.

Two people who knew Mangione when he worked as a head counselor in a Stanford summer studies program told The Daily he was well-liked at the time and expressed shock at his arrest.

The club aims to foster community among majors and non-majors alike through activities such as "phraves," or physics raves.

The architecture compels you forward. You move a little further, up a single step, over checkered tiles and across historic plaques, until finally, you have arrived. Symmetry extends out of sight: ...

Had trouble finding a good Christmas movie to enjoy this holiday season? Sananya Robinson-Shah breaks down her top five ...

The game marked the first time Stanford started with three underclassmen since 2020, signaling a youth movement as the team ...

Existing only in the digital ether, unchained from oppressive laws and conformist social norms, fandom attracts individuals from every walk of life. Here is what students and researchers say about it.

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Luigi Mangione, whom police arrested and identified Monday as a “strong person of interest” in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson last Wednesday, was employed as a head ...

In a Friday interview with The Daily marking the end of his first quarter as Stanford’s president, Jonathan Levin ’94 reflected on the major events that have driven campus conversations this year.