To the moon and beyond: New NASA program pushes past horizons
A new program from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) — Artemis — seeks to send U.S. astronauts to the moon in 2025 or 2026 and build a lunar base camp in the next…
September 2023
Former Stanford player Ousseni Bouda starts youth soccer initiative
For an athlete, success is defined by performance on the field — but legacy transcends these simple statistics, weighing instead an athlete’s ability to effect change and transform sports to be more equitable and accessible…
UGS recommends holistic applications review following affirmative action reversal
The Undergraduate Senate (UGS) debated a resolution urging the University to implement various recommendations for promoting a diverse student body, following the Supreme Court’s reversal of affirmative action. Among the recommendations discussed at the Wednesday…
‘No longer the best’: Stanford athletes reflect on burnout
Athletes recruited to Stanford, one of the nation’s most competitive athletic programs with regular NCAA championship wins and several Olympians, are used to being the best of the best at home. But for some, that…
The art of mindful writing: Calligraphy nurtures mental wellness
Amid the stress of juggling school, extracurriculars and relationships, a perhaps surprising — but scientifically endorsed — outlet is calligraphy, an art that can stimulate the brain and improve cognitive function. Calligraphy is the visual…
GSC passes funding guidelines reform, moves to expel two members
The Graduate Student Council (GSC) passed a bill amending existing funding guidelines for voluntary student organizations (VSOs) and approved several funding requests for events at its first meeting of the fall on Tuesday. The bill…