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“Always go forward and never turn back.” -Saint Junipero Serra The motto of the Review is from Genesis, Fiat Lux. God’s first command in making the universe,  “[He] said, ‘Let there be light’; and there was light.” The book of Genesis sets forth certain foundational truths that have served

Library, city, and project officials and Gloucester’s state lawmakers beamed with pride Friday during a topping-off ceremony for the $29 million 2025 Sawyer Free Library as the steel for the

This is the first survey of its kind since the 2019 Association of American Universities (AAU) Campus Climate Survey

Responses from an ASSU survey show that a clear majority of Stanford students would be satisfied with extended Green Library hours, based on space and accessibility considerations.

Intellectual historian and history professor Caroline Winterer discusses her upcoming book on "deep time," her formation as a historian and her philosophy of teaching.

The discipline of Industrial Design is effectively a strategic problem-solving process combining creativity and innovation, fuelled by an acute blend of technical design and engineering skills.

The Undergraduate Senate heard from representatives of Stanford Students for Justice in Palestine about increased transparency regarding the University’s investment portfolio at Tuesday's meeting.

Beat historian Pat Thomas will talk about his research, the book, and all things Allen Ginsberg at the City Lights Bookstore during a conversation with Peter Hale from the Ginsberg Estate

This article contains incidents that were reported on campus from Dec. 11 to Jan. 3, as recorded by the Stanford University Department of Public Safety bulletin.

The governor described the hub as “a new home for the world’s boldest and brightest to pioneer breakthroughs for the betterment of humankind.”