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Global Sustainability Challenge (GSC) participants compete at Stanford.

A sustainability ‘Olympics’: Stanford hosts inaugural Global Sustainability Challenge’s Americas final

11 hrs. ago
Members of UGS gather around meeting table with laptops

UGS addresses Caltrain passes, administrative pushback on reinstating land acknowledgement

12 hrs. ago

Collective climate action is driven by positive messaging, Stanford research finds

13 hrs. ago

Former U.S. army soldier recounts Gaza experience in campus talk

Yesterday

Featured

Photo of electronic music producer and DJ Barry Can't Swim (Courtesy of Wikimedia)

EDM artist Barry Can’t Swim to headline Frost Fest 2026

Barry Can’t Swim is set to headline Frost Arts and Music Festival on April 11, bringing his talent and unique style for electronic music to campus.
2 hrs. ago
A building with large windows and a red roof

Bhattacharya M.D. ’97 tapped to lead the CDC amid leadership change

12 hrs. ago
Stephen Kosslyn

Former Stanford professor Stephen Kosslyn Ph.D. ’74 denies sexual assault claim

Yesterday

Most Read

Mistrial declared in Stanford pro-Palestine protesters’ case

Francesca Pinney

From the Community | Federal cuts threaten postdocs: Stanford must step up 

From the Community

Virologist Nathan Wolfe ’92 to end visiting appointment at Stanford amid Epstein report

George Porteous and Aadi Kucheria

Opinions

From the Community | This Ash Wednesday, choose compassion over optimization

From the Community

AAUP: Academic freedom on the line | Where ‘viewpoint diversity’ betrays the common good

Priya Satia

Stanford needs more rigorous general education requirements

Alexander Mescher

Multimedia

Stanford Students Protest ICE in Walkout

Paige Plater

Frosh reflect on their NSO experience | Open Up

Kenneth Vladimir Pilco and Harper Whitman

EDM artist Barry Can’t Swim to headline Frost Fest 2026

2 hrs. ago

A sustainability ‘Olympics’: Stanford hosts inaugural Global Sustainability Challenge’s Americas final

11 hrs. ago
Tessier-Lavigne walking in Stanford's main quad

Bhattacharya M.D. ’97 tapped to lead the CDC amid leadership change

Current NIH director and former Stanford medical school professor Jay Bhattacharya M.D. ’97 will act as director of the CDC.
12 hrs. ago
A building with large windows and a red roof

Former Stanford professor Stephen Kosslyn Ph.D. ’74 denies sexual assault claim

Kosslyn shared a statement responding to The Daily’s reporting on a disputed sexual assault claim against him by one of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims.
Yesterday
Stephen Kosslyn

Campus-wide power outage halts classes, affects University operations

Yesterday

12th annual TreeHacks awards $500,000 in prizes

Feb. 15, 2026

Mistrial declared in Stanford pro-Palestine protesters’ case

Feb. 14, 2026

Arts & Life

Portrait of Charles Baudelaire by Étienne Carjat (c. 1862).

Irony as armor: Yale’s Maurice Samuels explores literary survival in the ‘gray zone’ of tyranny

Angikar Ghosal
Hands with nails painted red hold a human heart inside a rib cage

Dirty Hungry Homosexuals: ‘Paradise Rot’ probes the sensuality of sound

Dayanara Yepez Ramirez

Stanford students share their favorite ways to celebrate Lunar New Year

Grace Liang, Iris Hwang, Emma Di, Audrey Chang, Colin Liu, Kyle Chan and Ethan Fung

Culture of Craft: How to be a craftsman

Quinn Cook

Sports

Freshman Angelo Posada in match versus Pitt's Mac Stout

Stanford wrestling upsets No. 12 Pitt

No. 23 Stanford shocked No. 12 Pittsburgh at Maples on Sunday, sweeping the first six bouts to secure a statement victory behind strong ranked performances.
14 hrs. ago
Justin Reid tackles a USC player

NFL star Justin Reid reflects on Stanford roots

Yesterday
Basketball player goes for a layup.

Ebuka Okorie shatters decades-long freshman scoring record

Feb. 16, 2026

The Grind

Choose Your Own Adventure: A GSB student reflects on TreeHacks 2026

Nikhil Jain

Two steps forward and one step back: My Japanese language learning journey 

Sasha Wang

Omnivorous (about music)

Melita D’Souza

Deciphering the guilt and faith of the Iranian diaspora

Arshia Sazi

Games

Stanfordle #084

Caitlyn Holmstrom
Play the Daily Crossword

Cartoons

(Cartoon: ROSS HAMILTON / The Stanford Daily)

Humor

Ask your Asian Auntie about anything that troubles you. (Graphic: ELLA PRICHARD/The Stanford Daily)

Ask Your Asian Auntie: Internship applications are the worst!

Ella Prichard and Annette Lin
Google's Mountain View office

Tech giants praise Stanford WiFi

Daniel Xu
Give me your money! Or don’t, we aren’t actually selling anything. (Graphic: JENNY BALLUTAY/The Stanford Daily)

Sponsored by the Humor Section: Air freshener for TreeHacks

Jenny Ballutay
Graphic that reads "Astrology Corner."

February Horoscopes

Devin Abrahams
Science & Technology
A graphic of icons representing scientific research.

Research Roundup: catfish prevent disease spread, earthquake maps and student with math learning disabilities

Charlotte Burks
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Feb. 16, 2026
Stanfordle
"Enjoy Other Wordy Games Daily" is written in the form of a Wordle game.

Stanfordle #082

Emerson Prentice
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Feb. 16, 2026
Humor
Give me your money! Or don’t, we aren’t actually selling anything. (Graphic: JENNY BALLUTAY/The Stanford Daily)

Sponsored by the Humor Section: Air freshener for TreeHacks

Jenny Ballutay
  •  
Feb. 16, 2026
Opinions
Mescher argues that Stanford requires more rigorous gen-ed requirements to keep students' intellectual and critical thinking up to standard. (Photo: CAYDEN GU/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford needs more rigorous general education requirements

Alexander Mescher
  •  
Feb. 16, 2026
Sports
Basketball player goes for a layup.

Ebuka Okorie shatters decades-long freshman scoring record

Isaac Sullivan
  •  
Feb. 16, 2026
Breaking
Nathan Wolfe

Virologist Nathan Wolfe ’92 to end visiting appointment at Stanford amid Epstein report

George Porteous and Aadi Kucheria
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Feb. 16, 2026
Humor
Graphic that reads "Astrology Corner."

February Horoscopes

Devin Abrahams
  •  
Feb. 16, 2026
The Grind
"Why was I working so hard to take part in the same system responsible for much of the instability and death plaguing the Third World?" writes Sazi. (Courtesy of Arshia Sazi and Wikimedia Commons)

Deciphering the guilt and faith of the Iranian diaspora

Arshia Sazi
  •  
Feb. 16, 2026
Opinions
Hoover Tower

The 100-unit cap is a good idea

Rikhil Ranjit
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Feb. 15, 2026
University
The front of Encina hall

Fearon argues for strong military capability in Taiwan, strategic ambiguity

Mary Zheng
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Feb. 15, 2026
Science & Technology
Hackers working on projects in Jen-Hsun Huang Engineering Center

12th annual TreeHacks awards $500,000 in prizes

Sofia Williams
  •  
Feb. 15, 2026
Science & Technology
Sam Altman with TreeHacks organizers on stage at Memorial Auditorium

Sam Altman projects AGI development, AI integration at TreeHacks

Katherine Jester
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Feb. 15, 2026
Men's Volleyball
Men's volleyball player hits a dig on the court.

Men’s volleyball falls to Hawaii in weekend series

Grace Pratt
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Feb. 15, 2026
Local
Ending a historic strike, SF educators reached an $183 million deal with the city. (Photo: THOMAS YIM/The Stanford Daily)

San Francisco teachers end four-day strike in $183 million deal 

Emerson Prentice
  •  
Feb. 15, 2026
Baseball
Junior Luke Lavin during a game against Grand Canyon on May 11, 2025. Lavin hit the fourth homerun of his career on Friday against Arizona. (Photo: JOHN LOZANO/ISI Photos)

Stanford baseball tops Arizona and drops two to open season

Odelia Kneiser
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Feb. 15, 2026
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