[BostonCard]

Personally, I would count all the medals (yes, even Guo's) but separate out medal's won by Stanford athletes (even if they won it in a sport such as beach volleyball that Stanford didn't offer at the time) as long as they competed intercollegiately for a sport at Stanford, and Stanford alums who did not compete for Stanford.  This would also address the issue of former athletes who came to Stanford for graduate school and did not compete officially for Stanford.

Stanford University should be proud of both, as we would be if a Stanford alum won a Nobel Peace prize for something that had nothing to do with what they studied or worked on while at Stanford.

BC

[BostonCard]

Personally, I would count all the medals (yes, even Guo's) but separate out medal's won by Stanford athletes (even if they won it in a sport such as beach volleyball that Stanford didn't offer at the time) as long as they competed intercollegiately for a sport at Stanford, and Stanford alums who did not compete for Stanford.  This would also address the issue of former athletes who came to Stanford for graduate school and did not compete officially for Stanford.

Stanford University should be proud of both, as we would be if a Stanford alum won a Nobel Peace prize for something that had nothing to do with what they studied or worked on while at Stanford.

BC