Addepar president combines business and Silicon Valley smarts
Since its inception, Addepar has been working to make strides in the area of data usage for financial analysis and management.
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Korean students balance military service, academics
While his peers worry about what major to declare or their summer plans, Peter Moon ’15 currently faces a different, more complicated decision — whether he will serve in the South Korean military, and when.
Creative Writing Program celebrates heritage, popularity among students
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Stanford’s Creative Writing Program and the 67th anniversary of the Wallace Stegner Fellowship, the second-oldest fellowship of its kind in the country.
Federal government’s “sequester” to have significant effects on research at Stanford
The inability of the federal government to avert the “sequester” — automatic and across-the-board spending cuts of $85 billion that came into effect last Friday — will seriously affect the state of ongoing and future research at Stanford, according to University administrators.
Stanford grad Ernest Moniz nominated as next U.S. Secretary of Energy
President Barack Obama has nominated Ernest Moniz Ph.D. ’72, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) physicist, as the next U.S. Secretary of Energy.
Michael Bloomberg named 2013 Commencement speaker
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg will be the 2013 Commencement speaker, the senior class presidents announced Sunday evening.
The end of an era at Suites Dining
Stanford’s decision to end Suites Dining’s student management has prompted anger and disbelief from Suites residents and alumni.
The end of an era at Suites Dining, part II
The rationales put forward by Residential Education as grounds for ending Suites Dining’s student management appear questionable and incomplete.