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Students flock to CS major, classes

By Following a near-doubling in 2010, the number of undergraduates majoring in computer science (CS) continues to rise rapidly, with 429 Stanford undergraduates currently declared in a CS major according to an automatically generated list on the Stanford CS website.…

‘High demand’ for Overseas Seminars

By Following a two-year hiatus of its summer Overseas Seminars, the Bing Overseas Studies Program (BOSP) received over 460 applications this past weekend for its five 2012-13 programs, according to BOSP Enrollment Services Coordinator Alyssa Geiger.…

iDeclare showcases majors

By Stanford’s second iDeclare week, an event series designed to assist sophomores with the process of declaring a major, took place last week from Jan. 23to Jan. 27.…

GSB tops MBA rankings

By The Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) has topped the Financial Times’ (FT) Global MBA rankings for the…

Faculty Senate hears, debates SUES report

By The Faculty Senate heard the culmination of two years of work by the Study on Undergraduate Education at…

Library manages digital archiving

By In the face of challenges posed by an increase in social media, archivists at the Stanford University Libraries…

Stanford receives almost 37,000 applications for the Class of 2016

By Almost 37,000 high school students applied to a member of the Stanford Class of 2016, the largest applicant…

CS seeks greater female involvement

By Perhaps even more remarkable than the record-breaking enrollment in CS 106A last quarter was the percentage of those…

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