Jain writes about how we can make a more rigorous humanities program at Stanford, especially while keeping it open to ...
Your GMAT score is strong. Your GPA is solid. Your career accomplishments are impressive. But thousands of others equally as ...
Activist-artists Catherine Opie and Rebecca Solnit on the importance of asking the ‘right’ questions
“Stanford, I regret to tell you this,” said writer and activist Rebecca Solnit, “but Silicon Valley sprung from your very loins.” And so began this Monday event, hosted by the Office of the Vice ...
We look at how this decade marks a tech shift as AI moves from experiment to core system, automating routine work while ...
THERE’S MUCH TO BE said for best practice and convention. Their effectiveness has been proved by time and the fierce standards of the marketplace. But one of the great things about business management ...
Attorneys delivered opening statements on Friday in the trial of five defendants who broke into the Stanford president’s ...
"I know what addiction looks like from the inside. I know how it convinces you that you're in control when you're not." ...
The Alternative Manager’s Fix: Ditch the 5-year plan. Embrace uncertainty. Adopt a “ready, fire, aim” mentality — launch ...
I find myself on the losing end of the recently reinvigorated debate over institutional neutrality: the idea that ...
The production of too many useful things results in too many useless people.” That was Karl Marx, but it could as easily have ...
Kim Ung-Yong became famous in the 1960s as a child prodigy, but the truth about his later life is more difficult to verify.
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