Law School hosts debate on Persky Recall Julia Ingram and Theodora Boulouta April 25, 2018 0 Comments On Tuesday evening at Stanford Law School, Stanford Law Professor Mark Lemley and Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of UC Berkeley’s law school, debated the merits of recalling Judge Aaron Persky ’84 M.A.... Read More »
Hasan Minhaj: Americans don’t need to worry about terrorism from refugees Mini Racker April 23, 2018 0 Comments On Friday night, comedian and senior correspondent on The Daily Show Hasan Minhaj explained—through the vantage point of his own identity as a Muslim Indian-American—why Americans need not worry... Read More »
“Speed Dating” book fair engaging Stanford writers, public audiences to be held Saturday Yasmin Samrai April 20, 2018 0 Comments 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... Read More »
Ted Koppel on journalism: ‘an excellent BS detector’ Tyler Johnson April 17, 2018 0 Comments On Monday afternoon in Memorial Church, renowned broadcast journalist Ted Koppel M.A. ’62 addressed the current state of journalism, education and politics in a “Leading a Meaningful Life”... Read More »
Saul Griffith: What’s the way forward for energy efficiency in the U.S.? Holden Foreman April 17, 2018 0 Comments On Monday afternoon, in a continuation of The Energy Seminar series at NVIDIA Auditorium, MIT Ph.D. and Otherlab founder Saul Griffith presented on historical patterns of energy use in the United... Read More »
Former President of Taiwan talks democracy and politics Sean Chen and William Dunlop April 13, 2018 0 Comments Former Taiwanese president Ma Ying-jeou addressed a crowd of 400 University faculty, students, and local community members in his Wednesday talk on democracy, cross-strait relations, and future... Read More »
Oregon psychology professor talks psychology of sexual harassment Olivia Mitchel April 13, 2018 0 Comments How and why would an individual forget traumatic experiences? This was one of the questions that prompted University of Oregon psychology professor Jennifer J. Freyd Ph.D. ’83 to conduct in-depth... Read More »
Ted Koppel, Anne Applebaum and Jessica Lessin discuss ‘fake news’ in third Cardinal Conversations event Julia Ingram April 10, 2018 0 Comments A place where individuals can “live in an alternate reality” and a “weapon of mass destruction” were among the ways in which Anne Applebaum, Ted Koppel, and Jessica Lessin described the... Read More »
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