9 Rules for Cheering at Big Game (according to the 1933 Stanford Daily)

50 years ago, a Tree took root on campus.

by Sam Scott

Stately and venerable, this oak tree witnessed antics that were anything but.

by Charity Ferreira

With no seats available at the Big Game in 1900, hundreds of fans climbed onto a nearby rooftop to watch. Twenty minutes after kickoff, tragedy struck.

by Sam Scott

Twenty years ago, Cal broke Stanford hearts in the most improbable finish in college football history. Players and fans reflect on how much it hurt, how much they've healed and why any of it still matters.

by Jackie Krentzman

What makes rivalries so appealing? We asked faculty to analyze the nurturing arms of Us and the evil designs of Them. Imagine our surprise to learn that Bears are people, too.

by Ivan Maisel