As soon as a Dollie, all the time a Dollie — even for the reason that Fifties. For over seven many years, the dancers have been accompanying the Stanford Band, passing down traditions and treasured bonds to every 12 months’s new quintet. The Dollies are numbered by top, with #1 being the shortest and #5 … [Read more…]
Stanford athletes compete in World College Video games
Six Stanford college students competed within the 2023 FISU World College Video games in Chengdu, China this summer time — the primary time the video games had been hosted because the begin of the COVID-19 pandemic. Alex Lee ’22 M.S. ’23, Marisol Torro ’24, Amy Tang ’25, Judy Liu ’26, Zhier Fan ’26 and Hayden … [Read more…]
Over the CREST: College students conduct summer time most cancers analysis
College students performed analysis on early most cancers detection on the Canary Most cancers Analysis Schooling Summer time Coaching (CREST) program this summer time, working underneath school mentors for 10 weeks. Canary CREST, which is funded by the Nationwide Most cancers Institute (NCI), presents a novel analysis expertise for a choose group of undergraduate college … [Read more…]
No treatment for Duck syndrome: Stanford loses 42-6 to Oregon
Not like final 12 months’s upset, there was no magic for Stanford (1-4, 0-3 Pac-12) in Saturday’s recreation in opposition to Oregon (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12). A lead within the first quarter gave Stanford followers false hope till the Geese scored a landing on six of their final seven possessions, gliding time and again into the … [Read more…]
Transfers remodel software course of
Regardless of being a small neighborhood — simply 57 had been accepted final 12 months, with an acceptance charge of below two % — switch college students have pushed campus-wide adjustments and led myriad initiatives to enhance the switch expertise. Christian Sanchez ’24, former Related College students of Stanford College (ASSU) president, spearheaded the implementation … [Read more…]
Diving beneath the floor: Dismantling duck syndrome and imposter syndrome
Buried beneath a mountain of educational and social stress, college students at Stanford usually discover themselves grappling with two distinctive psychological challenges — imposter syndrome and duck syndrome. Imposter syndrome, characterised by a persistent feeling of inadequacy regardless of accomplishments, regularly coexists with duck syndrome. Initially really coined by Stanford, duck syndrome refers back to … [Read more…]
Ladies’s volleyball sweeps Arizona colleges
No. 3 girls’s volleyball (11-2, 4-0 Pac-12) continued its distinctive season with 3-0 wins in opposition to each No. 25 Arizona State (14-1, 2-1 Pac-12) and the College of Arizona (5-10, 0-4 Pac-12) on Friday and Sunday, respectively. With a exceptional workforce effort, the workforce ended the weekend on a five-game successful streak. Beginning their … [Read more…]
Collective stress aid? Chalk it as much as climbing
When Sam Boeschen ’25 enters the mountaineering wall on the Arrillaga Out of doors Training & Recreation Heart (AOERC), he finds a “feeling of whole focus.” Boeschen, the co-captain of Stanford Climbing Staff, gathers his teammates on the AOERC climbing wall to bond as they work by way of psychological challenges in climbing exercises. The … [Read more…]
Taylor Swift’s ‘From the Vault’ tracks, ranked
I used to be round six or seven years previous after I stumbled upon Taylor Swift. Sitting on my bed room flooring with my twin sister, I watched her belt to her hometown critics about how good her life would turn into as soon as she’s “livin’ in an enormous ol’ metropolis.” I’ve been captivated by … [Read more…]
Fountain hopping and FOMO: Frosh fall on the Farm
Shortly after she moved in, Greta Holmes ’27 was already dipping her toes into Stanford’s tradition, actually. On her first night time on campus, Holmes and her fellow Branner residents organized an unofficial orientation occasion: a fountain-hopping tour of campus. Ruby Coulson’s ’27 favourite second got here earlier than Holmes had even stepped foot onto … [Read more…]