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South Carolina starts strong as the unanimous No. 1 in women's basketball, followed by notable rankings changes for other teams like Stanford and Oregon.

Dylan Hooper scored a last-second goal to lift Stanford over Notre Dame and advance in the ACC men's soccer tournament.

The article discusses collaborative research innovations in biology and neuroscience from a team at Caltech and Stanford.

Key contributors include Amit Vinograd and Aditya Nair, highlighting equal collaborations in scientific research.

Carissa Little is the associate dean of global and online Education in the Stanford School of Engineering and the executive director of the Stanford Center for Professional Development and Stanford Online.

Brock Purdy attended Iowa State-Stanford women's basketball game post-NFL draft.

Purdy gave a motivational post-game speech to the Iowa State team.

UCLA defeats Stanford in their final trip to Maples Pavilion as a member of the Pac-12 Conference.

UCLA's recent surge has been characterized by grit and determination.

The Chargers interviewed David Shaw and Mike Vrabel for their head coach position, bringing the total number of candidates to 11.

David Shaw was previously the head coach at Stanford and has NFL coaching experience.

Mike Vrabel was fired by the Tennessee Titans and has reached the playoffs three times.

Higher education is facing increased scrutiny over issues of integrity, including plagiarism and admissions scandals.

There have been accusations of plagiarism and controversies surrounding admissions processes at prestigious universities such as Stanford, Harvard, and M.I.T.

Design students at Stanford are given an assignment to imagine new products that could be developed using breakthrough technology that prevents the negative effects of alcohol poisoning while keeping the positive benefits of drinking.

The assignment is inspired by the creation of Juul, a popular e-cigarette that was initially conceived by Stanford design graduate students and later faced scrutiny from the FDA and Congress for its marketing practices and lack of long-term research on the safety of vaping.

Design students at Stanford are given an assignment to imagine new products that could be developed using breakthrough technology that prevents the negative effects of alcohol poisoning while keeping the positive benefits of drinking.

The assignment is inspired by the creation of Juul, a popular e-cigarette that was initially conceived by Stanford design graduate students and later faced scrutiny from the FDA and Congress for its marketing practices and lack of long-term research on the safety of vaping.

Design students at Stanford are given an assignment to imagine new products that could be developed using breakthrough technology that prevents the negative effects of alcohol poisoning while keeping the positive benefits of drinking.

The assignment is inspired by the creation of Juul, a popular e-cigarette that was initially conceived by Stanford design graduate students and later faced scrutiny from the FDA and Congress for its marketing practices and lack of long-term research on the safety of vaping.

Design students at Stanford are given an assignment to imagine new products that could be developed using breakthrough technology that prevents the negative effects of alcohol poisoning while keeping the positive benefits of drinking.

The assignment is inspired by the creation of Juul, a popular e-cigarette that was initially conceived by Stanford design graduate students and later faced scrutiny from the FDA and Congress for its marketing practices and lack of long-term research on the safety of vaping.

Design students at Stanford are given an assignment to imagine new products that could be developed using breakthrough technology that prevents the negative effects of alcohol poisoning while keeping the positive benefits of drinking.

The assignment is inspired by the creation of Juul, a popular e-cigarette that was initially conceived by Stanford design graduate students and later faced scrutiny from the FDA and Congress for its marketing practices and lack of long-term research on the safety of vaping.

The recent protests and strikes at Stanford and UC Santa Cruz have caused disruptions and controversies during graduation season.