Consistent with my recent trend towards bodily imperilment for the sake of “journalism,” I decided to spend a day enrolled in Camp Stanford and see what happened.
If you’re unfamiliar with Camp Stanford, it refers to the lifestyle of those lucky bastards among us who have finished all, or most of, [...]

Stanford Athletics has claimed an unprecedented 15th consecutive Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup—an annual award presented to the top intercollegiate athletic program in the country…

With no clue how I’d spend my last column, I went back and looked at ideas I’d provided in my original columnist application (we had to propose 10-15), and I immediately noticed that almost every column I’d proposed to write was negative — a criticism of this, an ironic or sarcastic take on that. It’s [...]

Sometimes, less is more. I have no idea when these times are, but this is what I hear.
As I prepared to write my very last Daily column ever, I realized that I could never sum up my Stanford experience in less than 800 words—so, naturally, I decided to write [...]

Stanford Computer Science Prof. Rajeev Motwani died at his home on Friday. Motwani, well-known in Silicon Valley as an angel investor and adviser to a number of entrepreneurs, including Google co-Founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who he mentored when they were graduate students…

With “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” coming out next month, Intermission was lucky enough to sit in on a conversation with Shia.

The economic downturn has had a significant impact on Stanford’s budget, but with the dust settling on some of the largest changes, the cuts have become far clearer…

Late last week, the University reported that samples from seven students had tested as probable for H1N1 influenza, more commonly known as swine flu. On Tuesday, an eighth diagnosed student was confirmed…

Garth Saloner, the newly promoted dean of the Graduate School of Business (GSB) and an economist specializing in entrepreneurship-related research, is quick to dispel any suggestion that his recent appointment bears any relation to the broader economic milieu…

ASSU Vice President Jay de la Torre ‘10 said at Tuesday’s Undergraduate Senate meeting that nominations of students to various University committees made by the Nominations Commission (NomCom) will need to be reconsidered…