Dianne Feinstein Goes Her Own Way

What a partnership with two caregivers taught me about family.

by Dave Iverson

Could video games help our dad reclaim what he'd lost?

by Vanessa Hua

Comparing two ways of taking notes in class.

by Lauren Gibson

Dianne Feinstein’s extraordinary story makes her cover-worthy.

by Kevin Cool

Rejecting complacency, the Stanford community imagines our future.

by Marc Tessier-Lavigne

Santiago Rizzo made his debut film ‘Quest,’ to honor the middle-school coach and teacher who refused to give up on him.

by Mick LaSalle

Stanford's medieval studies give the past a digital future.

by Cynthia Haven

by Vicky Elliott

by Christine Foster

by Julie Muller Mitchell

by Jack Herrera

by Mike Vangel

Grad student woes find sweet repose in popular cartoon.

New book combines hiking routes with campus descriptions.

Rare 'Aida' score may have notes by Verdi's own hand.

by Inyoung Choi

It wasn’t just the game that was good.

Stanford engineers find a quick way to darken glass.

What we can learn about our health from the gap between active and sedentary people.

When the Daily began, and a bonfire went out.

And too many women are having life-altering surgery.

by Melinda Sacks

Remembering the voice of Cardinal sports.

Group of friends finds purpose in college prep school.

by Esther Landhuis

by Diana Aguilera