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Uncertainty around NIH funding leaves Alzheimer’s studies at Stanford and other universities in limbo
When the NIH canceled grants in March related to diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI, some Alzheimer’s studies were swept ...
Stanford grad sentenced for 'DoorDash-style' drug trafficking service
The leader of the drug trafficking scheme, Natalie Marie Gonzalez, will serve just over four years in prison for distributing ...
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International student at Stanford has visa restored amid national shift
The University reported Thursday that an international student had their visa restored after losing their legal status.
Stanford researcher breaks down importance of the Women's Health Initiative after funding threatened
It's been a rollercoaster of a week for researchers who are part of a major, long-term national study on women's health.
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Dear Stanford Class of 2029: The honest guide no one else will give you
Congratulations! You’ve been admitted to Stanford University: the land of palm trees, Nobel laureates and people who casually ...
Stanford supports Harvard University's challenge to Trump administration's demands
Stanford University along with Princeton is uniting with Harvard as it stands up to a list of demands from the Trump ...
This CEO teaches at Stanford, and has hired scores of recent grads and MBAs. Here’s what he has to say about Gen Z
“We created a system where aspiring leaders could come in and learn the basics of being a CEO with a kind of safety net ...
Stanford coach Reich positive about progress during chaotic spring practice
Frank Reich took over three weeks ago as Stanford’s interim football coach after the firing of Troy Taylor. Now the Cardinal ...
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Garber Joins More Than 180 University Leaders in Statement Against ‘Political Interference’ With Higher Ed
Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 signed a statement denouncing “unprecedented government overreach and political ...
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Said@Duke: Stanford University Professor Joan Lombardi On the Importance of Early Childhood Development
Joan Lombardi, director of the Early Opportunities Initiative and adjunct professor and senior adviser at the Stanford University Center for Early Childhood, Graduate School of Education, spoke ...
This CEO Teaches at Stanford, and Has Hired Scores of Recent Grads and MBAs. Here’s What He Says About Gen-Z
When I was a young professional in the 1990s, I didn’t aspire to be a CEO (I was a business journalist focused on getting more challenging editorial assignments). And even if I had wanted to run a ...