The Stanford Daily19h
Department of Education orders Stanford, other institutions to halt race-conscious practices
The U.S. Department of Education (DoE) issued a sweeping letter Friday warning federally funded educational institutions, ...
Stanford called out over man in Hamas headband 'terrorizing' Jewish students
A Stanford University Ph.D. student who testified before Congress on the rise of antisemitism on college campuses likened ...
Palo Alto Weekly1y
After decades of building and buying in surrounding cities, Stanford must build most housing on campus
For decades, Stanford University looked well beyond its campus to find housing for its faculty, staff and postdoctoral students. Just last year, the university purchased the Oak Creek Apartments ...
The Stanford Daily4d
DEI information disappears from University web pages, drawing community concern
Stanford students and faculty questioned the future of DEI efforts at Stanford following Trump’s executive orders targeting ...
Hosted on MSN11d
Guided tours of Stanford's SLAC accelerator offer visitors a light-speed peek at science
COME VISIT THE SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (usually called SLAC), on the edge of the Stanford University campus, to ...
At Stanford, Japanese prospect Rintaro Sasaki finds home away from home as a college student
As Rintaro Sasaki begins his college baseball career at Stanford with all of Japan watching, he knows there will be growing ...
National Review5mon
Stanford and UPenn Adopt Institutional-Neutrality Policies, Will Stay Out of Politics
Campus police dismantled a 16-day pro-Palestinian ... “When speaking for the institution, Stanford University leaders and administrators should not express an opinion on political and social ...
De Anza College La Voz Weekly4d
Stanford Blood Center returns for quarterly blood drive
The Stanford Blood Center hosted the first blood drive of the year at the Hinson Campus Center in partnership with Student ...
Mississippi State University13d
Stanford professor lectures on artificial intelligence and the humanities
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State hosts Stanford University professor Michele Elam to discuss artificial intelligence and its impact on the humanities.