STANFORD, Calif. -- Stanford University star soccer player Katie Meyer died by suicide, her mother told NBC's "Today" show during an emotional interview Friday, CNN reported.

STANFORD, Calif. -- Stanford University star soccer player Katie Meyer died by suicide, her mother told NBC's "Today" show during an emotional interview Friday. Meyer, a senior who helped secure ...

A medical examiner is investigating the cause of death of Stanford University women's soccer team captain and goalkeeper Katie Meyer. The 22-year-old senior was found dead in a campus residence.

Katie Meyer, a promising 22-year old captain and goalkeeper on Stanford University’s women’s soccer team, was found dead in her dorm room earlier this week after taking her own life. Meyer’s ...

The parents of Stanford soccer player Katie Meyer appeared Friday on NBC's "TODAY" show and confirmed that their daughter died by suicide. Meyer, a 22-year-old senior who led the Cardinal to the ...

The next day, Meyer was found dead in her dorm room, where she lived as a resident adviser. An autopsy performed March 3 confirmed the manner of death was from suicide. "Stanford's after-hours ...

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) March 4, 2022 Apart from what Katie Meyer’s parents shared on Friday, no other information regarding the situation is available at this time.

Missing evidence has emerged as an issue in the wrongful death lawsuit Katie Meyer's parents filed against Stanford almost two years ago, court records reviewed by USA TODAY Sports show. The ...

Steve and Gina Meyer joined the Today Show to share their policy initiative and calls for change. The family hopes that by implementing "Katie's Save," universities can help prevent student deaths ...