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Senior environmental systems engineering major Meghan Shea will pursue a master’s degree in Nature, Society and Environmental Governance at the University of Oxford as one of 32 Americans chosen for a Rhodes Scholarship.
Senior Meghan Shea has been named one of 32 American Rhodes Scholars...
The university has heard increased reports in recent days of people from a variety of backgrounds and across the political spectrum feeling targeted or silenced on our campus. Intolerance of others based on their background, identity or views is antithetical to our values.
As the president and...
By curating university archives and digital materials, Stanford librarians reveal the diverse history of the student experience on campus.
Stanford’s first major student demonstration occurred during the so-called “Liquor Rebellion.” In 1908, 300 students marched to rebel against a new...
The polls leading up to the Nov. 8 presidential election showed Clinton with a clear lead, but Trump won the election. The reasons for that discrepancy range from who participates in polls to statistical errors.
As most of the votes rolled in on the night of Nov. 8 in the 2016 U.S....
In the wake of this week’s deeply fractured general election, millions of Americans are grasping to figure out what can be done to heal the gaping divide in this country. Millions more are wondering what will become of our public lands, our conservation legacy, and our indigenous leaders who are...
