The following corrections were issued to articles published between Feb. 25 and March 1:

• “Hoover panel talks tech, security,” published Tuesday, Feb. 26, was corrected to reflect the accurate spelling of George Shultz’s name, as well as the countries he referred to in his quote about World War II.
• “Anti-Semitic acts motivate Senate action,” published Wednesday, Feb. 27, was corrected to note that Jacob Kaplan-Lipkin is in the class of 2019, not 2020, and to clarify in one instance that Matthew Wigler removed the link to the IHRA definition, not the definition itself, from the resolution.
• “2 Stanford professors elected to NAE,” published Wednesday, Feb. 27, was corrected to include the correct makeup of Lam’s Open Virtual Assistant project team.
• “Serra dorm and House renamed,” published Thursday, Feb. 28, article was corrected to reflect that Sally Ride was not the first woman in space, but rather the first American woman in space.