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Michael Espinosa
Michael Espinosa '22 is majoring in international relations. He's the head of The Daily's social media team, and editor for the University beat and also occasionally writes for sports, arts, and The Grind. He's the biggest Taylor Swift fan at Stanford and the proudest New Yorker you will ever meet. Contact him at mespinosa 'at' stanforddaily.com.
Men’s volleyball drops third straight against Pepperdine
This marks the second time in four years where the Cardinal have started the season on a three-game losing streak.
Women’s tennis shuts out UC Davis, continues to roll
Stanford women's tennis (2-0, 0-0 Pac-12) continues to dominate after handing UC Davis (2-3, 0-2 Big West) a 7-0 shutout on the Farm on Tuesday.
Offense grinds to a halt as baseball finishes series against Santa Clara
Stanford baseball (3-1, 0-0 Pac-12) fell short of sweeping Santa Clara (2-5, 0-0 WCC) to open its season. After winning the season opener on Thursday 10-7, the Cardinal took the next two contests as well on Friday and Saturday, before being shut out to close the series.
Women’s tennis runs hot out of the gate in season opener
With every member on the team returning and the addtion of two new freshmen, women's tennis dominated Santa Clara (1-2) in a 7-0 rout at Taube Tennis Center on Friday.
Beck outshines Broncos in season opener
Stanford kicked off its season with a strong performance in a 10-7 victory against Santa Clara (1-3, 0-0 WCC).
Bats need work as baseball set to open season
Stanford baseball (0-0, 0-0 Pac-12) will kick off its season this Thursday on the Farm with a four-game series against Santa Clara (1-2, 0-0 WCC), with alternating home and away games.
Santa Clara hands softball first loss
Stanford softball (4-1, 0-0 Pac-12) dropped its first game of the season on Tuesday against Santa Clara (1-1, 0-0 WCC), 4-0. The Broncos got revenge on the Cardinal for Sunday's 8-0 rout on the Farm.
Blizzard Entertainment looks both back and to the future with ‘BlizzConline’
BlizzConline — a portmanteau of Blizzard, convention and online — was a stand-in for the company’s annual two-day convention, which is normally held the first weekend of November.
True freshman Browne shines, but men’s volleyball loses second straight against Pepperdine
After losing their season opener on Thursday in three sets, the Cardinal put up a better fight on Saturday and are maintaining their optimism despite the winless start to the season.
Ayana Elizabeth Johnson highlights need to include justice, oceans in addressing climate change
Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson delivered the ninth annual Stephen H. Schneider Memorial Lecture on climate justice and the benefits of the ocean.
Students and faculty urge president to sign carbon pricing letter
Students are circulating a petition calling on President Marc Tessier-Lavigne to publicly endorse putting a price on carbon emissions.
800 laptops stolen from School of Humanities and Sciences
Eric and Patricia Castaneda stole $2.2 million worth of laptops from the school over the course of three and a half years.
The top 6 Super Bowl commercials
Two years ago, I ranked the top 10 commercials that aired during the Super Bowl XIII broadcast. I’m back again this year, and this time although even more disappointed after seeing Tom Brady's seventh championship win, writes Michael Espinosa.
Okay finish in Oregon: Wrestling wraps up shortened season
Stanford wrestling (5-3, 4-0 pac-12) wrapped up the regular season with two duals in Corvallis on Sunday, finishing with a win against Pac-12 rival Oregon State (4-5, 0-1 Pac-12) 19-16 and a 16-19 loss to Utah Valley (2-2, 0-1 Pac-12).
Ernie’s liquor license suspended for selling to minors
The store has six months to transfer its license or else risk permanent revocation.
Rocked in Little Rock: Wrestling goes 1-2 in triple-header
Wrestling beat Little Rock but lost to South Dakota State and Oklahoma as part of Sunday's Little Rock Quad.
Wrestling adds 2 wins in San Luis Obispo
Stanford wrestling is leaving San Luis Obispo with a 3-0 record after beating California Baptist University and home team Cal Poly.
Cardinal wrestlers prepare for CBU, Cal Poly on Thursday
When Santa Clara County’s COVID-19 restrictions barred indoor practices, Stanford wrestling got creative. The team moved its mats outdoors and dodged the weather as best they could, settling under covered spaces in Stanford Stadium when it rained.
Tree branch downs power line on Campus Drive
At around 7:02 a.m. on Monday morning, PG&E was notified of a broken power pole and downed power line caused by a fallen tree branch at 1040 Campus Drive, Stanford.
Prowling near Cedro Way, 3 bicycle thefts reported, AlertSU says
Three bicycle thefts and one incident of prowling that took place between Monday night and Tuesday morning were reported to the Stanford University Department of Public Safety (SUDPS), according to a Tuesday AlertSU notification.
The Daily’s Football Season Predictions
Can Davis Mills match up to Cal's defense? Is defending champion Oregon ripe for an upset? Will Stanford even play seven games? The Stanford Daily's staffers weigh in on Stanford's abbreviated 2020 football season.
Stanford to rename spaces honoring David Starr Jordan, founding president and noted eugenicist
President Marc Tessier-Lavigne endorsed the move, which began with a recommendation from a committee that reviewed requests from the psychology department and Stanford Eugenics History Project, and was approved by the Board of Trustees.
Five catalytic converts stolen from vehicles on campus, alert reports
Stanford University Department of Public Safety (SUDPS) reported that five catalytic converters have been stolen from vehicles in a Wednesday AlertSU notification. The converters, which are used in a car to control tailpipe emissions, were stolen between June 20 and Sept. 27. SUDPS reported that the affected vehicles were two Honda Elements, two Toyota Prii…
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