Tech & Government Reporter

Margaux MacColl

It’s official. AI is already killing entry-level jobs

Business

A Stanford study finds AI is slashing jobs for 22- to 25-year-olds, with software engineers hit hardest. New grads face a tougher market than ever.

Sports Reporter

Danny Emerman

Stanford athletics lost its way. Can new leadership restore the Cardinal to relevance? 

Sports

Athletic director John Donahoe and former Cardinal quarterback Andrew Luck will attempt to guide a cultural turnaround. It all starts with the football program. 

Culture Reporter 

Zara Stone

A laundry-folding robot blew up the Internet. We talked to the guy who invented it

Culture

Two arms. One bed. Zero back rubs. Stanford researcher Aaron Tan’s bedside lamp-bot folds laundry quietly, beautifully, and without touching you. Yet.

Tech Culture Reporter

Rya Jetha

News Reporter

Ezra Wallach

Sorry, grads: Entry-level tech jobs are getting wiped out

New graduates are being increasingly excluded from a job market that prefers automation and more seasoned workers. 


Juliana Lamm-Perez 

Opinion: Make San Francisco young again

Opinion

The city is hemorrhaging young people because of the cost of housing: building more is the answer.

Stanford University

It’s official. AI is already killing entry-level jobs

Stanford athletics lost its way. Can new leadership restore the Cardinal to relevance?

A laundry-folding robot blew up the Internet. We talked to the guy who invented it

Sorry, grads: Entry-level tech jobs are getting wiped out

Opinion: Make San Francisco young again