Stanford women’s basketball suffered a tremendous loss on Tuesday. Junior and starting point guard JJ Hones was diagnosed with a torn ACL and will miss the remainder of the 2008-2009 season…

Stanford’s performance was uncharacteristic of its typically-solid play throughout the season: Toby Gerhart had a fumble in the red zone; Aaron Zagory missed a short field goal and a PAT; the defense was fooled on a number of key plays…

Few features of our hallowed school influence so much of our pride and spirit in this university as the architecture and layout of our campus.

In the spirit of Big Game — and in case you needed any extra ego-stroking to remind you of why our beloved alma mater is far and a way a superior place to call home — I present to you some bragging rights you may not even know you had.

The earliest expression of Stanford-Cal rivalry emerged 100 years ago in the form of hand-made leather postcards.

As predicted, Ram’s Head’s production of Gaieties is a two-hour theatrical extravaganza of Cal-bashing, gratuitous nudity, sex jokes, student group mockery, pelvic thrusts and jazz hands.

Hilarious and entertaining…“The Robber Barons: IN HIGH-DEF!” is something you should be sorry you missed, if you did, as the group had their one and only performance last night in Campbell Recital Hall.

…you’ve only got a week to kick back and unlearn a full quarter’s worth of knowledge in time for finals, and you want to make it count by exposing yourself to as many fun new TV shows, movies and books as possible.

The piece is a mixture of the Latin mass for the dead and nine poems by Emily Dickinson made for chorus.

With a fairly short resume (which includes the role of Cedric Diggory in the “Harry Potter” films), Pattinson is making his star break as Edward Cullen, the vampire Romeo of the beloved, young adult “Twilight” series of novels by Stephanie Meyer.