The Graduate Student Council (GSC) voted unanimously to approve the Alternative Review Process (ARP), Stanford’s revised judicial procedure for sexual assault and harassment cases, at its Feb. 6 meeting.
While massive open online course (MOOC) platforms such as Coursera and Udacity continue to gain traction in the world of online learning, outdated platforms such… Continue Reading »
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Carmelo Cogliandro, owner of Stanford Hair, has been a barber and salon owner at Stanford for 51 years. In those years, he has cut the hair of countless academics, provosts, presidents and national figures.
Stanford University President John Hennessy sat down with The Stanford Daily on Oct. 29 to discuss a wide range of topics, including online education, Stanford’s failed campaign for a New York City campus last fall, Stanford’s fundraising successes and more. This is the first of three installments of that interview; this one focuses on online education.
Faculty Senate action on the Alternative Review Process (ARP) cannot be taken until the ASSU legislative bodies pass a bill on it, University officials confirmed Wednesday.
Three Stanford professional schools launch online education initiatives through associate dean appointments.
Computer science professor John Mitchell will be the first vice provost for online learning, a new office positioning Stanford as the global leader in online education.