Splash brings 2,000 participants to campus
The biannual educational program featured 255 classes taught by Stanford students and Palo Alto community members.
The biannual educational program featured 255 classes taught by Stanford students and Palo Alto community members.
RISE, recognizing the lack of opportunities for underrepresented or underprivileged
youth, aims to help students further their interests and careers in the sciences through a seven-week, hands-on internship.
Organizers are hopeful that it can help address a perceived “pipeline problem” in humanities at Stanford: the declining number of incoming undergraduates that have an interest in humanities majors.
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This summer marked the Stanford Jazz Workshop’s 40th season and included 36 different concerts as well as the annual jazz educational camps.
Construction on the 616-mile-long high-speed rail from San Francisco to San Diego has met both encouragement and resistance in Stanford and its surrounding Bay Area community.