Last weekend, September 14, 2025, the Coveys gathered at Cove Prima for a unique experience: workshop make scented candles together JIVAN! Different from incident We are usually full of energy, this time the atmosphere was designed to be more relaxed and calming. With slots limited to 25 participants, atmosphereit feels more personal and warm, very … [Read more…]
Back with a “BONK!” and a “POW!,” cast and crew of “Gaieties: The Adventures of Fresh Man and Super Senior” delivered a rousing opening performance on Wednesday. In true Stanford spirit, the company outdid itself with niche Stanford jokes, over-the-top physical comedy and just the right amount of theatrical flair. A Stanford tradition from as … [Read more…]
On Wednesday evening, amid a frantic Week 8, I had the opportunity to watch the Silkroad Ensemble deliver a once-in-a-lifetime performance at Bing Concert Hall. As one of the youngest attendees of the performance, I felt calm and at peace for the first time after hearing the ensemble’s uniquely colorful sounds. Eminent cellist Yo-Yo Ma … [Read more…]
Cartier back to adding a collection of watches Cartier Saints with new materials and colors on Dial. There are two watch models launched, namely Santos de Cartier Titanium CRWSSA0089 and Black Dial Crwssa0096. The Santos de Cartier collection was first released in 1904 for pilot and Style icon Alberto Santos-Dumont is designed to represent the … [Read more…]
For the third straight year, the Axe will reside in Berkeley, as the California Golden Bears (5-6, 3-5 Pac-12) secured a 27-15 win over the Stanford Cardinal. The Golden Bears pulled away toward the end of the fourth quarter, keeping their bowl eligibility hopes alive. Despite playing poorly for most of the first half, the Cardinal … [Read more…]
No. 6 Stanford (3-0, 0-0 Pac-12) defeated Cal Poly (1-4, 0-0 Big West) 86-32 in a routine win at Maples Pavilion Thursday night. Head coach Tara VanDerveer entrusted her younger stars with a sizable role in the game, which was a foregone victory after only one quarter. But Stanford’s dominance was not immediately apparent from … [Read more…]
Plumbing is a business that depends on trust and fast response. When the pipe explodes or blockage of the channel, the customer is no longer looking in the newspaper. They picked up their phone and Google “Telanis near me.” If your plump pipe business does not appear in the search results, you lose customers for … [Read more…]
The Undergraduate Senate (UGS) debated nominations to the new Academic Integrity Working Group as some senators raised concerns about one of the nominees for the upcoming term. The group’s self-described mission is to “evaluate equitable practices for proctoring in-person examinations through a multi-year study” in its first year of operations. It was created following the … [Read more…]
University President Richard Saller announced the formation of an initiative aimed at “reducing burdens and improving timeliness” for faculty members, at the Faculty Senate’s final meeting of the fall quarter. “Over the past three months, I’ve heard from many faculty about the burdens on their time of University processes,” Saller said. “I believe that our … [Read more…]
Students found three Nazi swastikas drawn on a whiteboard in Roble dorm on Nov. 9, according to Stanford’s Protected Identity Harm Reporting website. The students erased the swastikas after photographing them. The incident was reported to Stanford University Department of Safety (SUDPS) and a Protected Identity Harm (PIH) report was filed. This incident is the … [Read more…]