In 2017, the Stanford Department of Public Safety (SUDPS) recorded over 300 vehicle burglaries and bicycle thefts. Last year, they recorded more than 400 –– a 30 percent increase.

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Nearly one in seven Stanford students –– from the undergraduate to the doctorate level –– said they are not interested in reading the report or news about the report, a survey of 224 Stanford students conducted by The Daily revealed.

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The Palo Alto City Council passed motions regarding a citywide Transportation Impact Fee (TIF), revenue generating measures and rail grade separation on Monday evening.

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The Palo Alto City Council unanimously approved a construction contract with O’Grady Paving Inc. to resurface University Avenue on Monday evening.

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Stanford alumna Tess Rothstein ’12 died in a fatal collision on Friday around 8:20 a.m. while cycling in the San Francisco Market District. According to multiple witnesses, Rothstein swerved to avoid an open car door and collided with a truck on 6th and Howard Street. She was pronounced dead at the scene. The truck driver…

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Four Stanford students brought home $5000 from the second annual Policy Hackathon, a data-driven policy innovation competition sponsored by the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR) and Stanford in Government (SIG).

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This year’s Frost Music & Arts Festival will be run in partnership with Goldenvoice, a company co-owned by alleged anti-LGBT promoter Philip Anschutz.

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The cafe serves a wide variety of items, from namesake desserts to sandwiches and hot drinks. But Toy Boat remains most well known for its locally-produced ice cream and vibrant display of 80s collectibles.

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