Mather: The USMNT needs to adapt to a post-Dempsey world Andrew Mather October 14, 2015 0 Comments The U.S. men’s national team’s last few months have undeniably been a little rough. The team followed a surprise elimination to Jamaica in the Gold Cup with a heartbreaking extra-time loss to... Read More »
Students shut down San Mateo-Hayward bridge; 68 people arrested, 11 jailed Caleb Smith and Catherine Zaw January 19, 2015 93 Comments Monday afternoon, Stanford students and community members shut down the San Mateo-Hayward bridge in support of the Ferguson Action national demands, which include the demilitarization of local law... Read More »
Niksa: Final thoughts on 2014 World Cup, Part 1 Matt Niksa July 21, 2014 2 Comments When the last of the fireworks at the World Cup closing ceremony had disappeared into the night, I turned off my TV and immediately opened my laptop to type this column. The World Cup had just ended,... Read More »
Peterson: Despite being cut, Donovan’s international career legacy is set Michael Peterson May 26, 2014 0 Comments Every United States soccer fan remembers where he or she was on that thrilling day. As for me, I was taking my Algebra II final in high school. Rather than being one of the students who checked their... Read More »
Westhem: A rewarding racing week in Mexico Ashley Westhem May 19, 2014 1 Comment It’s not NASCAR and it’s not monster trucks. It’s off-road racing, but try as I might, I could not really describe to my friends what my sister and I were doing last week for seven days in... Read More »
Limited exceptions granted to international travel policy Josee Smith January 23, 2014 0 Comments Despite the University’s policy of prohibiting Stanford funded, organized or sponsored trips for undergraduates to countries on the State Department’s travel warning list, trips to Israel and... Read More »
Mexican activist Javier Sicilia dicusses an end to drug-trafficking Angelique Dakkak November 1, 2013 0 Comments Mexican poet and activist Javier Sicilia spoke at Encina Hall on Oct. 30 about his involvement in the Movement for Peace and Justice with Dignity (MPJD), a program aimed at stopping drug trafficking. Read More »
Immigration expert talks border policies Erin Inman October 1, 2010 1 Comment Wayne Cornelius, Immigration Studies director from UC San Diego, explains why US border policies are flawed. Read More »