Police blotter
This report covers a selection of incidents from Aug. 5 through Aug. 12 as recorded in the Stanford Department of Public Safety bulletin. Sunday,… Continue Reading »
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Olympic update: Stanford athletes bring home 12 gold medals
Over the 19 days of competition at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, current Stanford athletes and alumni took 16 medals—equivalent to 17th in the world amongst participating country. Stanford finished third in the collegiate Olympic medal count behind USC and Cal, and tied USC for earning the most gold medals. Here are some Cardinal highlights of the last week of Olympic competition.
Police blotter
This report covers a selection of incidents from July 31 through August 4 as recorded in the Stanford Department of Public Safety bulletin.
Olympic update: Medal count climbs for Stanford athletes
Stanford student-athletes and alumni are busy competing at the Games of the XXX Olympiad in London. Here are some of the highlights from Day 7 to Day 15:
Olympic update: Stanford athletes compete in action-packed week one
Thirty-seven Stanford-affiliated athletes, including five current student-athletes, are competing at the 2012 Olympic Games.
Police blotter
This report covers a selection of incidents from July 15 through July 21 as recorded in the Stanford Department of Public Safety bulletin.
Track & Field: Coach Plumer reflects on her Stanford and Olympic experiences
PattiSue Plumer ‘85 J.D. ‘89 isn’t just the associate cross country coach and assistant track and field coach; she’s one of the most accomplished long-distance runners in Stanford history.
W. Tennis: Williams defends her Bank of the West Classic singles title
The Bank of the West Classic, the oldest women’s-only tournament in the world, kicked off the U.S. Open Series last week from July 9 to 15 on the Taube Family Tennis Stadium outdoor hardcourts. In addition to featuring tennis legends such as defending champion recent Wimbledon winner No. 4 Serena Williams and France’s No. 10 Marion Bartoli, the Classic gave wild-card berths to Stanford players Nicole Gibbs and Mallory Burdette.