Sam Werner's game-winner in the second overtime fueled Stanford past Indiana at the NCAA College Cup, making Stanford the all-time leader in NCAA championships with 115.
Journalist and alumnus Ted Koppel will be in residence at Stanford as the Haas Center Distinguished Visitor and will deliver the Haas Distinguished Visitor Lecture on April 18.
University and graduate student leaders shared information about current congressional tax reform proposals, their potential effects and efforts underway to combat them.
Qitong “Thomas” Cao will pursue a master’s degree in Social Science of the Internet at the University of Oxford in England. Cao is one of five people – four students and one alumnus – with Stanford affiliations chosen as 2018 Rhodes Scholars.
Consensus is growing in recent research evaluating the impact of right-to-carry concealed handgun laws, showing that they increase violent crime, despite what older research says.
Prathik Naidu is in Stockholm for the Nobel Prize Awards Ceremony as a student representative presenting his research on machine learning to analyze the three-dimensional structure of DNA in cancer cells.
Software developed by Stanford astrophysicist Giacomo Vianello models and combines otherwise incompatible astronomical observations. It contributed to recent research into the origin of antimatter near Earth.
Elizabeth Hadly, professor of biology and faculty director of Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve, chairs the Faculty Senate, which is celebrating its 50th year at Stanford as it tackles such issues as student well-being, diversity, sustainability, free speech and long-range planning.
Madeleine Chang is one of four Stanford seniors and an alumnus who will head to the University of Oxford next fall to begin their graduate studies as Rhodes Scholars. This is the first in a series of profiles of the scholars.
Joshua Lappen and Derek Wang plan to pursue graduate studies at the University of Oxford as Marshall Scholars. They are among the 43 students from across the United States selected to receive the prestigious scholarships.
For the ninth consecutive season, Stanford will play in a postseason football bowl game. The Cardinal will face TCU in the Valero Alamo Bowl on Dec. 28 in San Antonio.
In a Q&A, law Professor Michelle Mello, co-author of the "Making Medicines Affordable" report of the National Academies, explains some of the key challenges facing Americans in need of prescription drugs.
With a new genetic tool to study how flies detect scents, Stanford researchers take a step toward developing techniques to repair the faulty wiring behind human brain disorders.
A Stanford-led team has launched the first index to track the state of artificial intelligence and measure technological progress in the same way the GDP and the S&P 500 index take the pulse of the U.S. economy and stock market.
A mechanical engineer with expertise in gas and plasma, as an administrator Kruger increased Stanford’s research funding and helped lead the university toward more interdisciplinary research efforts.
Global warming and land use practices, such as farming, could change the environment for microbes living in the soil and alter the amount of greenhouse gases they release into the atmosphere.
