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Home » Archives by category » NEWS » Academics (Page 11)
Two Stanford professors receive engineering honor
By The Daily News StaffStanford professors Hau Lee and David A. B. Miller were among 68 new members elected to the National Academy of Engineering on Thursday. Six UC-Berkeley faculty members joined Lee and…
Pre-meds attend SUMMA
By An Le NguyenThe Stanford University Minority Medical Alliance (SUMMA) welcomed some 460 students to its annual pre-medical conference this Saturday.…
Stanford begins major curriculum study
By Eric MessingerThe Study of Undergraduate Education at Stanford University (SUES) will attempt to achieve two objectives.…
No sleep lost yet over GER, yet
By Lauren WilsonWinter quarter marks the first time Sleep and Dreams will be offered without its once standard natural sciences General Education Requirement (GER). Last year, the elimination of the course’s GER…
Final Study List Deadline today at 5 p.m.
By The Daily News StaffToday marks the final day that students may add or drop classes for winter quarter. Students must finalize their study lists by 5 p.m. today, which the administration declared the…
Stanford Law School yields new start-up
By Joanna XuWhile the emergence of a start-up from Stanford University may surprise no one, the department from which Lex Machina emerged may: this legal informatics private venture spins off from the…
Earth Systems hops to Hawaii
By Amy Julia HarrisNext fall, 20 students will be able to take an environmentally-focused quarter-long program in Hawaii that merges earth sciences, life sciences and Hawaiian culture. The School of Earth Sciences and…
C.S. team qualifies for World Finals in China
By Caroline ChenThree Stanford students will be traveling to Harbin, China this February to compete in the World Finals of the Association for Computing Machinery International Collegiate Programming Contest, an annual competition…
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