The Stanford Chronicle
Campus Life
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The Other Varsity: Club Teams, Intramural Leagues and the Price of Playing for Love
Roughly fifty club teams and more than twenty intramural leagues give Stanford students a place to compete for the love of it. A change in how clubs are…
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The Row and the Question: Greek Life at a University That Keeps Rethinking It
Fraternities and sororities have occupied a contested place at Stanford for more than a century, and their history reveals how a university negotiates belonging, autonomy and responsibility.
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Beyond the Résumé: Rethinking What Counts as Student Achievement
Prizes and fellowships make headlines, but the most telling achievements at Stanford are often the institutions students build and sustain for those who come after them.
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The Shape of Autumn on the Farm
From the first week of classes to the rivalry that closes the football season, Stanford's fall quarter moves to a rhythm set by traditions more than a century…
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Love in the Age of the Algorithm
Campus romance has been reshaped by apps, questionnaires and a new vocabulary of consent, but the oldest questions about intimacy remain stubbornly human.