America's most-selective colleges have little incentive to change — even amid higher education's challenges
Selective universities have been largely unaffected by the headwinds facing the nation's higher-education sector in general.
Ageism Hurts Everyone—Experts At Stanford’s Century Summit Urge Intergenerational Solidarity
Ageism impacts all ages, from younger professionals seeking jobs to older workers pushed out too soon. Here's why ...
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In Return to College Swimming, Torri Huske Seeking Individual National Title While Leading Stanford
After an Olympic redshirt year, Torri Huske will try to win her first individual NCAA title and return Stanford to the ...
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Asking Stanford: Tell a story about love
From parental love, to unspoken love, to lost love, Stanford students tell stories about the most elusive human feeling.
Olympic Gymnast Levi Jung-Ruivivar Announces She's Taking Break from Competition for Eating Disorder Treatment
Paris Olympian Levi Jung-Ruivivar revealed that she is stepping away from gymnastics to receive treatment for an eating disorder.
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Rishi Sunak returns to alma mater with new Oxford and Stanford fellowships
Rishi Sunak, the former prime minister, joins Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government and Stanford’s Hoover Institution, ...
AI And The Future Under A New U.S. Administration
With its ability to automate tasks, analyze data and make predictions, AI can redefine the role of government in the 21st ...
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Electric Weekend of Swimming Highlights Bay Area College Excellence
The Bay Area features a plethora of standout programs in college swimming, a setup that provides an opportunity to celebrate ...