A meeting organized by the Center for Innovation in Global Health helped women from around the world gain skills needed to move into leadership positions in global health.
The construction activity around campus is part of the university’s efforts to add on-campus housing and provide academic facilities that foster better research and learning outcomes.
Alex Dainis, who recently completed her doctorate in genetics, produces science education videos. Her YouTube channel has racked up more than 2 million views.
Stanford will celebrate Veterans Day on Friday, Nov. 9, with floral wreaths in Memorial Court and Memorial Auditorium, along with a letter from President Marc Tessier-Lavigne at both campus locations.
Over 7,000 alumni, along with their family and friends from around the world, gathered on the Farm for Reunion Homecoming. The Oct. 25-28 festivities featured events such as Classes Without Quizzes, tours of campus facilities, Dinner on the Quad and a variety of talks and presentations.
The 2018 Contemplation by Design Summit, which will include guided meditations, a carillon concert, faculty lectures, campus contemplative walks and the creation of a sand mandala by Buddhist monks, will take place Oct. 30 through Nov. 8. All sessions are free. Registration is required.
Alumni are arriving from every state in the union and from 19 other countries for Reunion Homecoming, which includes class parties, class panels, Classes Without Quizzes, tours, open houses and tailgate parties for the Stanford vs. Washington State University football game.
During a lecture Tuesday evening, Alex Stamos, a Stanford researcher and a former chief security officer at Facebook, encouraged technology companies, researchers and the government to work together to solve cybersecurity issues.
