The Milan-Cortina Olympic campaign for Eileen Gu ’26 began the same way her 2022 Beijing breakthrough did: on a slopestyle podium with another silver medal, making her the first Stanford athlete to ...

Eileen Gu, the American-born Olympic skier who chose to represent Team China at the Winter Games, was honored at Chinese New Year celebrations in San Francisco on Saturday. Gu was the grand marshal ...

Eileen Gu competed in three events in the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics. She won in all three of them, firmly establishing herself as a true legend in the sport of freestyle skiing. Gu won ...

Eileen Gu addressed reporters after her gold medal win in the halfpipe final of the Winter Olympics. Eileen Gu dominated the halfpipe final in the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics on Sunday. She ...

Eileen Gu arrived a few minutes late to her celebratory press conference on Sunday, first having to address a deeply personal matter. The 22-year-old Gu — American-born but competing for her mother’s ...

Eileen Gu learned of her grandmother's death shortly after winning a gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Gu became the most-decorated free skier in history with her sixth career Olympic medal. The ...

Eileen Gu became the most-decorated Olympic free skier of all time with six medals in six starts. At the Milano Cortina 2026 Games, Gu won gold in halfpipe and silver in big air and slopestyle. The 22 ...

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Eileen Gu had already navigated a whirlwind week of scrutiny, debate and global attention before she dropped into the halfpipe for the most important run of her Olympic Games. Days earlier, Gu found ...

Gu went viral for her response to a reporter who asked if her silver medal earlier in the Milan Cortina Games was a disappointment Natasha Dye is a Writer-Reporter for PEOPLE covering sports. Her work ...

LIVIGNO, Italy — Eileen Gu snatched a gold ribbon off a gift basket on her way to the mountain Sunday and stuck it in her pocket just in case. Related Articles Olympic athletes to get cash grants from ...