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Marlette Jackson, who recently earned a doctorate in political science at Stanford, said she is grateful for the constellation of mentors – faculty, students and staff – who encouraged the first-generation college student to reach for the stars.
Job applicants who want to appear calm and collected might be at a disadvantage. According to a new Stanford study, American employers are more likely to favor excited over relaxed candidates.
Richard Saller, Vernon R. and Lysbeth Warren Anderson Dean of the School of Humanities and Sciences, and the Kleinheinz Family Professor of European Studies, has been the dean of the largest school at Stanford since 2007, leading more than 40 departments and interdisciplinary programs ranging from...
Storm season is upon us, the federal flood insurance plan is broken and sea level rise continues unabated. Stanford climate and policy experts Alice Hill and Katharine Mach look at issues related to rising seas with an eye toward increasing resilience and security.
Senior research scientist...
Since the implementation of the original travel ban, Stanford has been very clear about its commitment to welcoming students and scholars from all over the world. That commitment remains firmly in place today.
