Where could drivers find the cheapest gas in cities within Santa Clara County in week ending Nov. 2?
The only price of regular gas in cities throughout Santa Clara County was found at a single gas station in the week ending Nov. 2, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.com.
Stanford researchers call for global action against harmful effects of lead
The Biden administration's plan to replace all lead pipes in the United States has brought attention to the ongoing threat posed by lead, a toxic metal that remains prevalent despite being largely banned.
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- Colombian advocate Rodrigo Botero receives Stanford's Bright Award for Amazon conservation
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Stanford experts analyze key factors shaping upcoming elections
In the upcoming election, Stanford social scientists are observing various elements that may influence outcomes beyond the high-profile presidential race.
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Stanford course examines enduring racial narratives shaping American history
A Stanford course recently provided students with an in-depth exploration of racial narratives and their impact on American history and justice.
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Cheapest diesel in cities across San Benito County in week ending Oct. 26
The only price of diesel in cities throughout San Benito County was found at a single gas station in the week ending Oct. 26, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.com.
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Stanford's Institute launches initiatives addressing race-related societal challenges
The Institute for Advancing Just Societies at Stanford University held an event on October 15, 2024, to introduce its first cohort of fellows and outline its vision and upcoming programs.
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Study finds partisanship outweighs truth in news consumption
A recent study conducted by Stanford psychology scholars reveals that political alignment influences news consumption more than the truth itself.
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Stanford panels report on bias studies following Oct 7 events
In June, two committees at Stanford University released reports following a seven-month inquiry into the experiences of their respective communities.
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Stanford opens new center focusing on human and planetary health
Stanford University has announced the establishment of the Stanford Center for Human and Planetary Health, an initiative aimed at addressing the interconnected challenges of global health, climate change, and environmental sustainability.
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Play highlights wildfire impacts on vulnerable communities
In a recent theatrical production, environmental research took center stage to highlight hidden injustices.
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Stanford prepares for Democracy Day 2024 amid presidential election
Stanford University is preparing for Democracy Day 2024, an annual event designed to foster civic engagement and encourage student participation in voting.
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Nate Persily showcases election history through mini museum at Stanford
Along the second-floor corridor of faculty offices in the William H. Neukom Building at Stanford Law School, a unique door catches attention.