STANFORD, Calif.—Stanford goalkeeper Katie Meyer, who memorably led the Cardinal to victory in the 2019 NCAA College Cup championship game, has died. She was 22. The cause of death was not released. Stanford first announced the death of a student at one of its residence halls on Monday. On Tuesday, the university confirmed it was…
Stanford Goalkeeper Katie Meyer Dead at 22
March 4, 2022
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Stanford Offers Mental Health Counseling Over Cords Found on Campus That ‘May Represent Nooses’
Administrators at California’s Stanford University said they are investigating “two cords with loops that may represent nooses” found hanging on campus, and encouraged those disturbed by the discovery to seek mental health counseling. The items in question were found in a tree along a walking trail on early Monday morning, reported student newspaper The Standford…
Harvey, No. 18 South Florida Top No. 7 Stanford 57–54
NASSAU, Bahamas—South Florida coach Jose Fernandez had total faith that Sydni Harvey would hit the game-winning shot when he drew up the final play in a timeout. The junior guard hit a 3-pointer from the wing with 2.8 seconds left, sending No. 18 South Florida to a 57–54 win over seventh-ranked Stanford in the Baha…
Stanford Professor Responds to Masking Criticism, Discussion on COVID-19 Data
Earlier this month, individuals at Stanford University attempted to link professor Dr. Jay Bhattacharya to COVID-19 death counts in Florida due to his comments on the efficacy of masks on children. Bhattacharya told The Epoch Times in a Sept. 21 interview that Stanford University has not taken any action in support of or against the…
Beijing Could Potentially Eavesdrop on Clubhouse Chinese Users’ Conversations: Report
February 14, 2021
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The Chinese regime could have access to raw audio data from mainland Chinese users of the U.S.-based audio app Clubhouse, according to a recent analysis by researchers at the Stanford Internet Observatory. The Stanford researchers speculated that Beijing could potentially punish Clubhouse users in China for their speech on the app, given the regime’s history….
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