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Saturday will mark the final Big Game between Stanford and Cal before they leave the Pac-12 for the Athletic Coast Conference. Although both have rich histories behind them, they each enter the matchup under .500 for the third year in a row. However, as is the case with any Big Game, plenty is at stake … [Read more…]

Three years after the pandemic began, discussions about the effects of COVID-19 have faded into the periphery. Still, the restrictive distancing protocols of times past have left tangible impacts on Stanford’s culture and student life. In response, a team of undergraduate and coterminal students banded together to create On Call Café, a student-run late-night café … [Read more…]

Have you ever asked a question to your cellphone instead of typing it? Millions of people now use sound search every day. The search for sound has become a part of our daily lives. Business that ignores this trend is at risk of losing valuable customers for competitors. Optimization of sound search is no longer … [Read more…]

HVAC lead generation services in Phoenix, Arizona, include local digital marketing, pay-per-click advertising, and an automated lead capture system designed to keep heating and cooling technicians busy all year round. Due to the extreme summer heat in the Phoenix Valley, local agencies are highly focused on getting emergency AC repair leads and building off-season maintenance … [Read more…]

Welcome to “This Week in Sports.” We are Kenneth King and Charis Charitsis from The Daily’s sports section, and we will be walking you through the major games, events and stories from the past week. Men’s basketball Stanford (2-0, 0-0 Pac-12) started the season strongly. Last Monday, men’s basketball picked up its 13th consecutive season … [Read more…]

In the 131-year history of the Big Game, some great players have suited up for both the Stanford Cardinal and the California Golden Bears. Many of them continued into the NFL, with some becoming legendary figures in the sport.  In preparation for the 126th meeting between these two storied programs, here’s a (relatively unbiased) ranking … [Read more…]

Jakarta, September 24, 2025 – Sports tourism Or sports tourism is one of the tourism sectors that grows rapidly in Indonesia. According to Kemenparekraf, economic value Sports tourism It is estimated that it reaches Rp18.79 trillion in 2024, especially thanks to natural wealth, culture, and construction of increasingly mushrooming sports facilities. Indonesia’s popularity as a … [Read more…]

Students and Jewish and Israeli community members began manning a tent surrounded by pro-Israel posters and Israeli flags in White Plaza on Monday. The initiative attempts to creating peaceful conversation on the Israel-Gaza war amid an increasingly polarized campus climate, the tent’s organizers told The Daily. The tent is not organized by any specific student … [Read more…]

Oris is celebrating its anniversary again in a way that has become an annual tradition for the last few years. For Hölstein Edition 2026, independent brands The Swiss origin took quite a surprising step by making Artelier the basis for his special model. Even more interesting, this limited edition is also one of the newest … [Read more…]

The African and African American Studies (AAAS) program will become its own department in January, after 50 years of student advocacy. The AAAS program was the first ethnic studies program implemented at Stanford, and offers major and minor programs. In the 2022-23 school year, there were 15 declared majors. Student advocacy Departmentalization advocacy can be … [Read more…]