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Avril Haines, Director of National Intelligence, highlighted major international intelligence successes and failures at a Wednesday event.

Condoleezza Rice and Michael McFaul examined global democracy, urged decisive action on Ukraine, and analyzed Middle East dynamics in a pre-election discussion.

The proposed endowment tax in President Trump’s “One, Big, Beautiful Bill” would cost Stanford hundreds of millions of dollars each year, threatening financial aid and support for research.

Historians, political scientists and former policy practitioners reflect on the use of history in the analysis of the Russia-Ukraine War.

Amid a 20-month Title IX process, the reporting student navigated trauma, reviewed hundreds of pages of documents and lost access to educational opportunities.

Jessica Riskin and a group of faculty argue that Stanford should align with Harvard, taking an explicit stand against the Trump administration's pressures.

The Daily spoke with University president Jonathan Levin '94 amid a wave of executive orders under President Donald Trump.

Panelists called for heightened attention and reporting on Sudan’s enduring conflict, which has claimed thousands of lives and displaced millions since April 2023.

Students and professors highlighted a shift towards increased community dialogue and civic debate on campus.