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Stanford forms group to enhance undergraduate sustainability education

Stanford University is taking steps to enhance sustainability education for its undergraduate students.

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Stanford students create pop-up pub enhancing campus social life

A group of Stanford University students recently experimented with a pop-up pub to enhance social life on campus, resulting in positive feedback.

Stanford supports 19 community engagement projects across Bay Area

The Office of Community Engagement has announced its support for 19 collaborative projects in the Bay Area, developed between community organizations and Stanford entities.

Small-scale fisheries play crucial role in global economy and gender equity

New research highlights the significant contributions of small-scale fisheries to global economies, diets, and societies.

Stanford partners with high schools for new hybrid learning initiative

Stanford University has introduced a new initiative aimed at bridging the gap between high school and college education.

Students with disabilities gain from complex literacy approaches

Students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), including autism and Down syndrome, are often overlooked in literacy instruction.

Interest in sustainable investing declines among young investors

In recent years, interest in sustainable investing among young investors has significantly declined, according to a survey conducted by researchers at Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Collaboration aims to protect California forests threatened by climate change

In the White Mountains of eastern California, Ana Bacoch, a member of the Big Pine Paiute Tribe of the Owens Valley, observed a significant harvest of pinyon pine cones.

Lily Sarafan named new chair of Stanford University's Board of Trustees

Lily Sarafan, a Stanford University graduate and co-founder of TheKey, has been elected chair of the Stanford University Board of Trustees.

Stanford appoints Sarah A. Soule as first female dean

Sarah A. Soule has been appointed as the new dean of the Stanford Graduate School of Business, according to an announcement made by Stanford Provost Jenny Martinez.

Four Stanford scholars awarded prestigious global fellowships

Stanford University has announced that four of its students and recent alumni have been named Schwarzman Scholars for the 2025-26 academic year.

AI integration transforms theater with new techniques at Stanford

Stanford University is exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and theater through the work of Michael Rau, an assistant professor in the Theater and Performance Studies program.

Mass layoffs' long-term effects prompt call for balanced policy response

By South SFV Today | Jan 15, 2025

The impact of mass layoffs during economic recessions can be profound, affecting both the financial and psychological well-being of individuals.

David Sklansky calls for criminal justice reform to safeguard democracy

By South SFV Today | Jan 15, 2025

Stanford Law School Professor David Sklansky has called for comprehensive reforms in the U.S. criminal justice system, emphasizing its crucial role in maintaining democratic governance.

Microbial resilience tested as sea levels threaten coastal ecosystems

By South SFV Today | Jan 15, 2025

A new study led by Stanford University researchers has explored the role of microbial communities in coastal groundwater and their response to infiltrating seawater.

Dengue prevention linked to improved trash management

By South SFV Today | Jan 14, 2025

As dengue fever cases continue to rise globally, a study by Stanford researchers and international collaborators suggests that trash cleanup could significantly reduce the risk of this mosquito-borne disease.

Stem cell biologist Helen Blau receives National Medal of Science

By South SFV Today | Jan 14, 2025

Helen Blau, a prominent figure in the field of stem cell biology, has been honored with the National Medal of Science by President Biden.

Study highlights challenges facing sodium-ion battery development

By South SFV Today | Jan 13, 2025

Legions of battery engineers and their supporters have been working to develop batteries that are cheaper than the dominant lithium-ion technology.