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Home » Archives by category » NEWS » World & Nation (Page 3)
Facebook IPO inspires students
By Lindsey TxakeeyangFollowing Facebook’s Feb. 1 filing for an initial public offering (IPO), University professors and alumni told The Daily the change will not affect Facebook’s daily operations, but does create potential…
GSB, State Department host Rio+2.0 conference
By The Daily News StaffThe State Department and the Graduate School of Business (GSB) jointly hosted the Rio+2.0 conference last week to discuss the use of technology and social media in advancing sustainable development…
Knight Fellow alumni start Egypt project
By Marwa FaragAt a moment when technology and journalism increasingly intersect, two former Stanford Knight Journalism Fellows have launched #18DaysInEgypt, a collaborative documentary project about the Egyptian Revolution. Co-creator Jigar Mehta and…
Political groups weigh in on Republican race
By Edward Ngai Student leaders of the Stanford Republicans and Stanford Democrats predict that Republican Mitt Romney is most likely to win the party nomination, even after losing by 12 points in the…
Faculty react to State of the Union address
By Marwa Farag“We can either settle for a country where a shrinking number of people do really well, while a growing number of Americans barely get by. Or we can restore an…
Americans Elect takes root on the Farm
By Jordan Shapiro Americans Elect, a new political movement looking to place its own non-partisan presidential candidate on ballots across the 50 states, has taken root at Stanford.…
Co-founder Yang leaves Yahoo
By The Daily News StaffYahoo co-founder and former CEO Jerry Yang ‘90 M.S. ‘90 resigned from his board position and broke ties completely with the company Tuesday, amid recent criticism about his leadership…
Law professors react to PIPA, SOPA legislation
By Josh HoytCongress is expected to consider two bills when it returns from recess on Jan. 24: the Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act (PROTECT…
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