Новости за 21.05.2024

"It was not a ball that had seen play, and it came from a player that, as far as I could tell, was more or less unremarkable in the larger scheme of baseball history," Chan writes about a prized baseball her brother caught at a game.

Ryder Thompson recounts a recent call with his mom on navigating confusing relationships as a frosh. "Why can’t you be one of those bad parents who feeds into their child’s delusions and sends them to college with shark teeth and a knack for playing the victim?"

Former Stanford safety Jimmy Wyrick announced his transfer to UTSA on Monday.

Two senators named in the complaint filed by Carmen Kang filed a response to the Constitutional Council. Some senators and students criticized the attention to the case amid other campus issues.

The Stanford Social Media Lab recently concluded a study on the effects of using the Light Phone, a bare-bones cell phone with no social media. The research focuses on ties between productivity, mental health and social media.

Stanford Softball dominated the regional competition with strong pitches from NiJaree Canady, a sophomore. The team competes in Super Regionals this weekend.

The Stanford Conservation Program plans to install environmental signage around Lagunita to instill a sense of stewardship and awareness of biodiversity.

Rosina Lin reminisces about over past memories and relationships over a bottle of oat nectar.

In the latest installment of her column "A Postcard from Ribka's Bedroom," Ribka Desta reflects on strict parents and the tension between love and control. "Mother bird tries to spit food in your mouth — sometimes, she spits on you on accident," Desta writes.