The absence of a signaling molecule produced by the brain’s nerve cells stops the growth of certain brain tumors, according to a recent study by a group of researchers at Stanford’s School of Medicine.
As a University committee prepares to report on and potentially revise Stanford’s Title IX pilot process, many community members say aspects of the process –– and of Stanford’s broader attitude to sexual violence –– fall short.
Rice, a professor at Stanford, discussed current events in a live interview before thousands of women at the Watermark Conference for Women Silicon Valley.
Several Stanford network printers were compromised in a cyber-attack that sent anti-Semitic flyers to various offices on campus.
Controversy over the ban of the Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band (LSJUMB) continues as the University’s dismissive response to requests for FERPA records sent to protest the ban left many students and alumni upset.
Several buildings and street signs on Stanford campus and in Palo Alto were vandalized with swastika-like graffiti some time during the University’s winter break closure.
The plan, submitted earlier this week to Santa Clara County for review, would add nearly 2.3 million square feet of new academic buildings and up to 3,150 new units of housing.
While Stanford found no evidence that either attempt was successful, campus officials have urged anyone who uses the Stanford email system to remain vigilant about online security.
