Katie Meyer, Stanford
New California law signed in honor of former Stanford goalkeeper Katie Meyer
A new California state law, brought on by the death of Katie Meyer and her family’s Katie’s Save initiative, will provide students with an advisor of their choosing during disciplinary proceedings at California colleges and universities.
Jones, a former upstate congressman, is currently locked in a tight race against GOP Rep. Mike Lawler in New York’s 17th ...
One of those jabs on Saturday's edition was between Nick Saban and Steve Coughlin, better known as "Stanford Steve." Stanford ...
Writing a big check to a private university in California will no longer double as a possible ticket for college admission ...
Stanford’s annual safety report summarizes crimes occurring across campus, including rises in hate crimes and thefts and ...
Stanford University stopped short on Monday of pledging to comply with a new California law banning legacy admissions, while ...
As he embarks on his first school year as president of Stanford University, Jonathan Levin is preparing for both intense ...
Stanford University researchers have developed a new solution to fight wildfires and protect homes. They said their new ...
Stanford Creative Writing lecturer Tom Kealey on the controversy surrounding the "future firings" of 23 lecturers in the ...
Requiring students to make a DEI statement for a course is “inappropriate” and could cross the line of compelled speech, ...
California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a ban on legacy preference in admissions at all private schools in the state, ...
STANFORD – Stanford’s one-dimensional offense was no match for Virginia Tech in its first-ever ACC conference home game.
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