Brain injury support group responds to unmet need in local community
“Why do you put a case on your iPhone, but not a helmet on your head?” Members of Stanford Synapse, a brain injury support group, like to ask this question...
Physicist named Stanford vice provost and dean of research
Kathryn Moler ’88 Ph.D. ’95, a material physicist and senior associate dean of natural sciences in the School of Humanities and Sciences, has been named vice provost and dean of...
Wed before Wacky Walk: Married, engaged undergrads reflect on tying the knot young
Goldie Grinberg ’19 and Josh Grinberg ’15 M.S. ’17 discovered that their religious values perfectly aligned when they first met at Hillel in July 2017. One year into their relationship,...
Disability studies class renewed for next academic year
The status of Stanford’s introductory course on disability studies has been resolved following a successful campaign led by the Stanford Disability Initiative.
On this day in Stanford history: May 8
The feature “On this day in Stanford’s history” details events that occurred on the same date in past years at Stanford. According to The Stanford Daily’s archives, on May 8...
“Speed Dating” book fair engaging Stanford writers, public audiences to be held Saturday
On Saturday, the Stanford Humanities Center will hold its annual book fair, “A Company of Authors,” which invites members of the Stanford community and broader public to indulge an afternoon...
Secretary of Energy Rick Perry praises SLAC researchers, talks energy obstacles
U.S. Secretary of Energy Rick Perry made his final stop on his tour of national laboratories in the Bay Area at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory on Mar. 28, when he...
Disability studies course seeks academic department placement, risks being discontinued
The future of Stanford’s introductory course on disability studies--offered for the first time last fall-- remains uncertain, following the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education’s (VPUE) commitment to fund the course...