MasterCard to sponsor five students from sub-Saharan Africa each year
According to Director of Financial Aid Karen Cooper, MasterCard will disburse $500 million in an education initiative for sub-Saharan Africa.
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Alumni Association hosts first event of Stanford+Connects tour
Stanford+Connects, a four-year outreach initiative launched by the Stanford Alumni Association, recently kicked off an 18-city event tour as part of an effort to bring University content and connections to alumni communities worldwide.
Hennessy presents annual report to Academic Council
President John Hennessy delivered his annual address to the Academic Council on Thursday afternoon discussing faculty diversity and the expansion of the Stanford Medical Center among other topics.
Internationals call for need-blind admissions
Unlike peer institutions such Harvard, Yale and Princeton, Stanford lacks need-blind financial aid for internationals.
Students propose Muslim resource center
A proposal to establish a Muslim cultural resource center on campus has gained fresh attention in recent months, with a group of undergraduate and graduate students reviving a seven-year-old plan in meetings with senior University administrators.
Hennessy, tech industrialist look to future of computing
The Daily sat down with John Hennessy and Hossein Yassaie to talk about the acquisition as well as the history of MIPS and the realities of information technology and startup companies.
Hennessy, tech industrialist look to future of computing
The Daily sat down with John Hennessy and Hossein Yassaie to talk about the acquisition as well as the history of MIPS and the realities of information technology and startup companies.
Community Action Board launches grant program for student groups
The ASSU’s Community Action Board (CAB) recently launched a grants initiative to fund programming that promotes more extensive collaboration between diverse groups on campus.