Stanford likely to modify or end some DEI programs in wake of new Trump rules
Stanford University will review its diversity, equity and inclusion programs and likely modify or end some of them, following ...
The Stanford Daily8d
University to review DEI programs following Trump’s executive order
The Faculty Senate heard from University president Jon Levin ’94 on the implications of recent federal executive order and ...
Becker's Hospital Review6d
How a cancer campus fits into Stanford's future
One way the leaders said Stanford Medicine will achieve that is by investing in a new cancer campus, though plans are still in development. Mr. Entwistle said the campus will double the system's ...
The Stanford Daily4d
Canadian, Greenlandic students are no longer considered international, University says
The University's Bechtel International Center announced that students from Canada and Greenland will now be classified as ...
The Real Deal12d
Palo Alto rezones Stanford Research Park to allow housing
The 10 million-square-foot business campus, created by Stanford in 1951 as the world’s first university research park, is the heart of the global tech industry and home to more than 150 companies, ...
The New York Times14d
Does D.E.I. Help or Hurt Jewish Students?
“that will cripple universities’ ability to meaningfully counter and remedy antisemitism on campus.” Image A Stanford University report argued that instead of protecting Jewish ...
Davis Vanguard9d
Stanford Clears Student Journalist of Disciplinary Action after Protest Arrest
STANFORD, CA – Dilan Gohill, an award-winning student journalist from Stanford University, has been cleared of disciplinary ...
Island1mon
Global Stanford Campus graduates 500 students
The Global Stanford Campus, in collaboration with IIC University of Technology, Cambodia—a foreign university recognized by the University Grants Commission—offers degree programs tailored to Sri ...