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 decade. But the estimated budget of $93 billion by the mission’s launch raised questions for many of whether NASA should … [Read more…]
User Experience Basics: The Complete Guide to UX Design – If you run an online business, you must be aware that one of the key components of digital success today is User Experience (UX) design. Are you wondering why? This is because people currently prefer to use websites and applications that are easy to use, … [Read more…]
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 for future generations. And Ousseni Bouda ’23, former Stanford men’s soccer player, is working to dismantle barriers for underserved communities … [Read more…]
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 meeting was a call for the University to add extra weight to factors like family residence and multilingual status in … [Read more…]
At the beginning of 2026, Casio immediately stepped on the gas by launching three watches G-Shock from the series GA-2100K in Japan. The three watches are GA-2100K-1A with green accents, GA-2100K-2A with orange accents, and GA-2100K-5A with red accents. The watch design is presented in concept smoke lamp which is fantastical and inspired by a … [Read more…]
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 exact talent pool turns dreams into dismay after they arrive on the Farm. “When you get to Stanford, you are … [Read more…]
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 art of handwriting with either a pen, ink brush or other utensil and requires focus on not just what you’re … [Read more…]
When building a website, technical decisions shape your SEO effectiveness. Subdomains are a key element to domain strength. Some companies may wonder about using subdomains. This may sound small, but these technicalities can determine how quickly your website grows. Many site owners use subdomains without fully understanding their impact. To answer your questions, here is … [Read more…]
Three times a week during the school year, desi energy overtakes campus as Stanford Bhangra practices for its upcoming competitions. In vibrant kurtas and turbans, with necklaces sparkling and phuman pom-poms waving, students perform graceful choreography to the rousing dhol drum beat and lively melodies of Punjabi music. The student dance organization has weathered the … [Read more…]
Stanford fans cope with a third consecutive loss, as the Cardinal (1-3, 0-2 Pac-12) dropped their conference home opener against the Arizona Wildcats (3-1, 1-0 Pac-12) 21-20. It is an encouraging sign that the Cardinal put up a fight against a solid Power Five opponent. Mental errors, however, cost Stanford an opportunity to pull off … [Read more…]