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San Jose Earthquakes host the LA Galaxy in Western Conference play

San Jose Earthquakes · Stanford

San Jose Earthquakes host the LA Galaxy in Western Conference play

55% Center coverage: 33 sources

The San Jose Earthquakes and the LA Galaxy meet in Western Conference action.See the Story

Stanford Halts Gender-Affirming Surgeries to Children Amid Pressure From Trump Administration

Stanford Halts Gender-Affirming Surgeries to Children Amid Pressure From Trump Administration

43% Left coverage: 7 sources

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Stanford Medicine has halted providing gender-affirming surgeries to children, KRON4.com has confirmed. According to a spokesperson for the medical provider, the decision comes following a "careful review of the latest actions and directives from the federal government" and consultations with "clinical leadership, including our multidisciplinary LGBTQ+ program and its providers." "Stanford Medicine paused providing gender…See the Story

Targeting a Key Enzyme Could Reverse Early Parkinson's Effects

Parkinson's Disease · Stanford

Targeting a Key Enzyme Could Reverse Early Parkinson's Effects

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Putting the brakes on an enzyme might rescue neurons that are dying due to a type of Parkinson's disease that's caused by a single genetic mutation, according to a new Stanford Medicine-led study conducted in mice.See the Story

Stanford faces $140M budget cut amid changing federal funding landscape

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Stanford University is preparing for major budget cuts, reducing its general fund by $140 million in the upcoming year. In a message to faculty and staff, university leaders linked the decision to shifting federal policies, which are putting new strain on higher education funding. Federal policy shifts lead to major budget shortfall On June 26, Provost Jenny Martinez and President Jon Levin said the shortfall would impact key areas, including re…Stanford · Stanford See the Story

Phoebe Gates Opens Up About Being A 'Nepo Baby' And Reveals Dorm Room 'Aha' Moment That Sparked Fashion Startup Phia

Phoebe Gates, co-founder of AI-powered shopping assistant Phia, is building a fashion-tech platform designed to change how people shop online by using smart data and a clean browser interface. Created with Sophia Kianni while they were roommates at Stanford, Phia compares prices, tracks resale…Stanford · Stanford Read Article

Stanford Study: if You Are Lying in Bed at This Time, Do Your Body Good

The time you go to bed plays an important role in your health. This found out a study by Stanford University. At what time you should ideally go to sleep, read here.Health · Stanford Read Article

Mai Nguyen Explores Global Perspectives at Freeman Spogli Institute

Mai Nguyen has recently joined the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, bringing a fresh perspective to the institution’s ongoing research initiatives. Known for her expertise in international policy and development, Nguyen’s appointment marks a significant addition to the institute’s efforts to address pressing global challenges. This article explores her background, academic contributions, and the potential impact of her work at…Stanford · Stanford Read Article

The Weird and Lovely Surge of US Productivity Growth

In the long run, a rising standard of living is always and everywhere based on productivity growth. Thus, Austan Goolsbee notedin a keynote address at the “Summit” conference held at the Stanford Institute of Economic Policy Research (SIEPR) in February (“Remarks on Productivity Growth and Monetary Policy,” February 28, 2025): As Goolsbee notes, annual productivity… […]Stanford · Stanford Read Article

STING Inhibition Differences Revealed Between Humans and Mice

Researchers have long focused on the Stimulator of Interferon Genes (STING) pathway, a key component of the innate immune system, as an approach to recruit immune cells to target cancer. However, stimulation of the pathway can also exacerbate many inflammatory diseases, emphasizing a need for therapeutic STING inhibition. No STING investigational drugs have advanced into clinical trials due to limited understanding of the pathway’s biochemical m…Stanford · Stanford Read Article

A Stanford Professor Breaks Down Characterization and Story

If you're an aspiring screenwriter, then storytelling and character are probably pretty high up on your list in terms of stuff you should know about. Now, I'm not a massive believer in needing film school, but I do think you probably need a mentor. And that can be hard to find, but lucky for you, there are lots of digital mentors out there who give advice online. One such person is Stanford professor Richard Powers. He's the Pulitzer Prize-winni…Stanford · Stanford Read Article

Stanford's Pulitzer Winner Jack Rakove on American Independence

Learn all about Stanford's Pulitzer Winner Jack Rakove on American Independence and other public policy research within Featured from Pioneer Institute.Pulitzer Prize · Stanford Read Article

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