Ledecky, a seven-time Olympic gold medalist, spent the last five years at Stanford University, where she worked with U.S. national team coach Greg Meehan while earning a psychology degree.

After completing a degree at the University of Stanford, Ledecky says she was able to learn about time management and life outside of the pool. Alongside the support team around her, the 10-time ...

Ledecky, 18, won the Olympic Gold medal in the 800 Meter Freestyle event as a 15-year-old and as the youngest athlete in the entire Team USA delegation at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.

But users on X jumped all over the post, adding community notes providing the vital context that even though Stanford University is now part of the ACC, Ledecky graduated from the school in 2021 ...

Even as one of the most decorated U.S. Olympians, Katie Ledecky says she never sets goals just to win. The 14-time medalist urges Gen Z to stop fixating on how others are performing—and start ...

After only a year at Stanford University, freshman swimming sensation Katie Ledecky – who became the most-decorated American female athlete at the Rio Olympic Games (with four golds, one silver ...

The Next Chapter After two years of college at Stanford University and two NCAA team championships—and with two years remaining before the 2020 Olympics— Katie Ledecky, the world’s greatest ...

Last week, Katie Ledecky hosted Thanksgiving dinner at her new house in Gainesville, Fla., surrounded by family members and stacks of moving boxes that would need to be dealt with eventually.

Black and white photograph of the 2017 Stanford University Women's Swimming and Diving Team. Katie Ledecky is the most decorated female Olympic swimmer in history with nine golds, four silvers and one ...