Zoom fatigue is real, Stanford study concludes
Zoom fatigue is real. Spending so much time online, even if you're talking to friends through video, can make you tired, irritated and emotionally drained.
Atherton couple donates $80 million to Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, Stanford School of Medicine
A couple from Atherton has donated $80 million to Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford and Stanford University's School of Medicine to improve the services available to Bay Area mothers and babies.
UK and Brazilian coronavirus variants found in the Bay Area
Two new variants of the coronavirus have been found in the Bay Area, according to researchers at Stanford University.
Bay Area scientists work to identify COVID-19 variants
Health experts are keeping their eyes on new and mutating strains of coronavirus. Now Bay Area scientists have a tool to determine if those strains are circulating in our neighborhoods.
Federal government expands COVID vaccine eligibility
The federal government is making changes to its vaccine guidelines and expanding groups eligible for vaccine doses to include people age 65 and older, along with adults with some pre-existing conditions.
Stanford Medicine again accused of bungling vaccination program
Stanford Medical Center finds itself embarrassed and under criticism for administering a COVID-19 vaccine to non-clinical and non-front line staff.
Stanford launches revamped vaccine distribution plan after facing harsh criticism
Thousands of Stanford healthcare workers could receive COVID-19 vaccinations by the end of the year. This, as Dept. of Medicine officials revamp their vaccination distribution schedule.
Oakland teen and founder of science education company gets accepted to dream school Stanford
Ahmed Muhammed got into Stanford with an impressive 4.7 GPA and an SAT score of 1540, receiving a perfect 800 in the Math section and a 740 in the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section. He had taken the college entrance exams his sophomore year and also received high scores in the SAT's subject tests receiving an 800 in math and a 790 in chemistry.
Stanford apologizes for 'errors' in distributing COVID vaccine
Stanford has apologized for "errors" in the way that it distributed COVID vaccines to a small number of medical residents and fellows.
Bodycam released after police fatally shoot former Stanford University football player
Body-cam footage from Nov. 30 shows 33-year-old Ekom Udofia approaching police officers, while they yelled repeatedly for him to drop his weapon, which was later identified as a BB gun.
Stanford's Tara VanDerveer becomes winningest women's basketball coach
Tara VanDerveer became the winningest women's college basketball coach, passing the late Pat Summitt with her 1,099th victory as No. 1 Stanford romped past Pacific 104-61
Relief arrives: Rollout of COVID-19 vaccine begins for parts of Bay Area
Public health officials call the day historic but warn the moment of hope comes with a caution.
Stanford takes back Axe trophy, beats Cal 24-23 in Big Game
Stanford cradled the actual axe trophy that was now theirs again.
Stanford beats Cal in Berkeley
The game was Stanford's first win of the season.
Big Game between Cal and Stanford will be drastically different
California and Stanford both come into the rivalry matchup with both teams winless for the first time. They’re also playing on a Friday in another first, just the third game for each team when it should be the fourth.
Cal-Stanford stagger into very different Big Game on Friday
The teams have previously dealt with cancellations because of coronavirus.
Testing prioritized as Bay Area college basketball begins during COVID-19 wave
Saint Mary's men's basketball travels to North Dakota for a 12-team tournament and Cal heads to Oregon.
Stanford doctor warns to rethink holiday travel as COVID surges
With Thanksgiving two weeks away, the doctor in charge of Stanford’s Critical Care Task Force for Covid-19 is making a plea to rethink the holiday and limit travel.
Stanford recruiting COVID vaccine volunteers, trial enters phase 3
One thousand Bay Area volunteers could represent the leading edge in the race to create a COVID-19 vaccine. Stanford University is using the group as part of the final stage trials on a virus vaccine.
Stanford study finds Trump rallies caused over 30,000 COVID cases, led to over 700 deaths
The paper, which was released Friday, examined 18 Trump rallies between June and September, following subjects for ten weeks after each rally.