By the Daily Post staff Stanford is moving its classes online for the first two weeks of the winter quarter and requiring eligible students to get a booster shot by […]
Word Count: 361 BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer Stanford football coach David Shaw’s pay nearly doubled last year, according to newly filed IRS documents by the university. Shaw […]
By the Daily Post staff Stanford has a lot more money to spend after its investments saw a 40% return last year for a total gain of $12.1 billion. The […]
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer Leading up to last year’s election, Project Veritas, a guerilla news organization run by conservative activist James O’Keefe, published a video report alleging […]
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer A Native American tribe that paid Stanford to research a cannabis-based solution to the opioid epidemic is suing the university for trying to […]
Word Count: 696 BY ELAINE GOODMAN Daily Post Correspondent A Stanford Health Care employee’s lawsuit accusing her employer of retaliating after she reported a coworker had dressed up at work […]
Resident assistants at Stanford University went on an strike Thursday after the university declined to meet their demands, according to the Stanford Daily. The RAs, who live in 28 residence […]
BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer Word Count: 463 Stanford settled a lawsuit yesterday (Aug. 27) with seven female student-athletes who sued the university in May for cutting 11 […]
BY JEN NOWELL Daily Post Correspondent Stanford University’s Community Board on Public Safety is calling for a new model for policing on campus, which could lead to a reduction “to […]
UPDATE, MONDAY, AUG. 9 — The Santa Clara County Medical Examiner-Coroner today identified the man killed on the Caltrain tracks in Palo Alto as Jacob Aaron Meisel, 23, of Stanford. […]
By the Daily Post staff Stanford announced today that it will continue 11 varsity sports that had been slated for discontinuation at the end of this academic year. Men’s and […]
BY JEN NOWELL Daily Post Correspondent Stanford wants to tear down one of its buildings connected with the Hoover Institution to construct a new 55,084-square-foot building named after former Secretary […]
By the Daily Post staff Fans cheered for the NCAA Champion Stanford women’s basketball team who took a victory lap around campus and into downtown Palo Alto this afternoon. Stanford […]
By the Daily Post staff Stanford has shut down the Theta Delta Chi (TDX) fraternity after the fentanyl death of a member last year. Eitan Michael Weiner, a 19-year-old sophomore, […]
By the Daily Post staff A brother and sister have pleaded guilty to federal charges that allege they were part of a scheme to steal $4 million in Apple MacBooks […]
By the Daily Post staff Stanford’s police department has received two reports of telephone and internet fraud, one involving suspects who impersonated campus cops. The incidents happened during daytime hours […]
By the Daily Post staff Stanford announced today that it will invite juniors and seniors to return on March 29 for the spring semester after shutting down most of the […]
By the Daily Post staff The U.S. Department of Justice slapped an alleged Chinese spy who was posing as a researcher at Stanford with more charges yesterday (Feb. 18). Chen […]
Former Secretary of State George Shultz, a titan of American academia, business and diplomacy who spent most of the 1980s trying to improve Cold War relations with the Soviet Union […]
By the Daily Post staff Stanford Health Care will get $16.8 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to distribute vaccines at six locations in the Bay Area, FEMA announced […]
By the Daily Post staff A Stanford study comparing Covid responses in different countries found “no clear significant beneficial effect” from stay-at-home orders and business closures. The peer-reviewed study, published […]
BY KYLE MARTIN Daily Post Staff Writer Almost all of Stanford Health Care’s frontline hospital workers were either vaccinated or offered an opportunity to get vaccinated for Covid after Stanford […]
By the Daily Post staff Medical residents and fellows at Stanford Hospital protested a plan that excluded most of them from getting the first round of Covid vaccinations. Instead, more […]
By the Daily Post staff Stanford today (Dec. 18) dropped its lawsuit challenging a Santa Clara County ordinance that forced the school to build and subsidize a certain amount of […]
Tara VanDerveer made history, and then took a moment to tell her Stanford players what they mean to her. “The most important thing I can do as a coach is […]
By the Daily Post staff Stanford’s football team, fresh from winning the Axe in the Big Game against Cal, will spend at least the next two weeks on the road […]
Stanford’s Dr. Scott Atlas, a science adviser to President Trump who was skeptical of measures to control the coronavirus outbreak, is leaving his White House post. A White House official […]
Stanford players danced, hooted and hollered on Cal’s home turf in Memorial Stadium. The Cardinal came together and posed for a group photo in front of card stunts in the […]
BY KYLE MARTIN Daily Post Staff Writer Stanford has released a report saying it had fewer reported incidents of sexual assault and harassment than in the previous year. But a […]
Auctions are everywhere in today’s economy. They determine how Google sells ads, what price consumers end up paying for electricity, and the way governments sell off the public airwaves to […]
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer Suspected Stanford serial killer John Getreu, 76, suffered a brain embolism two weeks ago, causing for his trial to be put off until […]
Stanford cornerback Paulson Adebo is opting out of the 2020 season to prepare for next year’s NFL draft. Adebo thanked Stanford and the coaching staff while announcing his decision today. […]
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer The trial for suspected Stanford serial killer John Getreu, 76, was postponed yesterday because he underwent surgery last week, a prosecutor said today. […]
Stanford and Cal will play football this fall after the Pac-12 decided to reverse its decision about canceling the season due to the coronavirus. However, the games will be played […]
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