Sophia Artandi

Beyond just a name change, the PHYSWELL department has shifted its mission this academic year by placing an emphasis on the role of wellness in health.

At the 2023 Symbolic Systems Distinguished Speaker Lecture, Timnit Gebru ’08 MA ’10 PhD ’17 spoke on the dangers of artificial intelligence.

After spending winter quarter doing deep dives into social justice issues, five student-led groups will travel during spring break to do service learning.

The Levinthal Tutorials, a creative writing program that gives undergraduates the chance to be mentored by Stegner Fellows, takes place every winter quarter. Both Stegners and Levinthals find the program enriching.

Menlo-Atherton High School students led a protest in response to an incident last Friday in which the Atherton police arrested a Black high school student.

The GSC passed two bills, certified the ASSU election results and discussed healthcare and affordability in their Tuesday meeting.

Heti, a New York Times-commended author of Pure Colour, Motherhood and How Should a Person Be, visited the Humanities Center to answer questions and do a reading of excerpts from her latest AI-inspired work on Wednesday.

From the antiwar protests during the Vietnam War to the upheaval around Scott Atlas’ COVID-19 tweets, Stanford professors debate the role of a university in society, as well as academic freedom and the limits of freedom of speech.

Recently released HESMA survey results found that most nonconsensual sexual contact at Stanford occurred when both parties consumed alcohol.