Stanford Hospital and Clinics

Custodians at Stanford Hospital express grievances with managers

In an auditorium in the Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge at Stanford Hospital, 13 custodians from the Stanford School of Medicine and Stanford Hospital and Clinics sit in a semicircle to talk. Some of them are new employees, hired just weeks ago. Others have been working at Stanford for 21, 27 or even 37 years. Whether they’re veterans or rookies, however, they all agree: There’s never been a worse time to be a custodian at the hospital.

Mar 12 | Comments (9)

New Stanford center opens doors at Peking University

After almost five years of planning, the University opened the Stanford Center at Peking University (SCPKU) last month. SCPKU, a $7 million project designed to strengthen ties with Peking University (PKU), builds off of a partnership between the two universities dating back to the 1970s, which has included joint academic ventures and a Bing Overseas Studies Program (BOSP) established in 2004.

Apr 2 | Comments (0)

The Daily brief: September 5, 2011

Stanford Hospitals plans out-of-state clinical collaboration… Study shows topography of autistic brain… Biology prof. Virgina Walbot on corn versatility and growth… Stanford news from around the Web for September 5, 2011.

Sep 5 | Comments (0)

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