Data scientist James Zou and his team at Stanford University have released findings that highlight a significant challenge for artificial intelligence systems: distinguishing between what is true and what people believe to be true.
Fei-Fei Li, co-founder of the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI (HAI), has been awarded the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering.
Cardinal football fans gather on the Stanford campus each fall to take part in the American tradition of tailgating before home games.
Justice Anthony Kennedy, a 1958 Stanford alumnus and former U.S. Supreme Court justice, returned to Stanford Law School on October 30 to discuss lessons from his new memoir, “Life, Law…
Indoor greenery is often seen as a way to improve well-being, but new research from Stanford University suggests there may be limits to its benefits.
The Stanford University Board of Trustees has elected two new members, Sarah J. Friar and Bob Sternfels, who will each serve five-year terms beginning in early 2026.
Richard G. Luthy, a leading figure in environmental engineering and water quality, died on October 6 at Stanford Hospital following a cerebral hemorrhage.
Stanford University will observe its fifth annual Democracy Day on Tuesday, Nov. 4, coinciding with the U.S. Election Day.
A new fellowship at Stanford University is offering students the chance to gain firsthand experience in rural communities, aiming to bridge the growing divide between urban and rural America.
Belgium’s Princess Astrid and Minister of Defence Theo Francken visited the Hoover Institution at Stanford University this month, leading a delegation that included scholars, diplomats, business leaders, and military officers.
New research led by Stanford University indicates that virtual reality (VR) can help people form personal connections to communities affected by climate change, even if those places are far from…
Income-based student loan repayment plans, which adjust payments according to a borrower’s earnings, can help reduce the risk of default for individuals with lower incomes.
Nearly 300 students attended an event at the Stanford Golf Driving Range on Friday evening, organized by the Office of Student Engagement and Cardinal Nights.
Stanford University is developing a new facility to support student clubs focused on hardware design, arts, and engineering projects.
A clinical trial led by Stanford Medicine has shown that a new wireless retinal prosthesis can partially restore vision in patients with advanced age-related macular degeneration.
At the first Stanford Builders Forum, university leaders and experts discussed how to foster constructive conversations across differences.
A recent paper examines the importance of managing cognitive load to enable effective use of complex technologies.
New research has found that artificial intelligence and online platforms are reinforcing inaccurate stereotypes about older women in the workplace.
Hundreds of people gathered at Stanford University on Tuesday to mark the opening of the Martin Luther King, Jr.
Young adults often underestimate how much empathy their peers have, according to a new study by Stanford University researchers.
Over 8,000 alumni and guests gathered at Stanford University for Reunion Homecoming, reconnecting with classmates and celebrating their shared experiences.
A new report from a Stanford University working group recommends integrating sustainability education across all undergraduate disciplines.
Before a recent football game, Dean Jennifer Widom and Football General Manager Andrew Luck marked the long-standing connection between Stanford University’s engineering and football programs.
Stanford researchers have developed a new mathematical model that provides a detailed understanding of the microscopic structure of everyday materials like sand and concrete.
William Tarpeh, an assistant professor of chemical engineering at Stanford University, has been named a 2025 MacArthur Fellow by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
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