
Provost presents preliminary 2025-26 budget plan, says cuts are likely
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A provisional spending plan for the coming year will likely see reductions in the coming weeks. The Faculty Senate also heard an ad hoc committee report on academic freedom and censure.

Craig Carnaroli named Stanford’s senior vice president for finance and administration
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The Stanford alum will begin serving as the university’s chief financial officer following the retirement of Randy Livingston.

Report of the president: Academic Council professoriate appointments
The following Academic Council professoriate appointments, promotions, and reappointments were reviewed by the Advisory Board of the Academic Council and approved by the president.

Faculty Senate hears updates on the undergraduate experience, emeriti
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The Faculty Senate heard reports on undergraduate education, student affairs, and emeriti during its Thursday meeting. The president and provost also provided updates.

Faculty Senate hears report on proctoring pilot, academic integrity issues
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The Academic Integrity Working Group updated senators on its proctoring pilot, which is expected to take two to four years, and an ongoing study of academic integrity at the university.

President Levin expands on university’s guiding principles
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“This time is a test of our ability to work together and with other universities and with the country to chart a course of continued excellence guided by clear and enduring principles,” President Levin told the Faculty Senate on Thursday. He also announced that a committee will look into increasing the size of the undergraduate class.

Kenneth Goodson named vice provost for graduate education and postdoctoral affairs
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Goodson will begin his tenure on April 1.

Report of the president: Academic Council professoriate appointments
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The following Academic Council Professoriate appointments, promotions, and reappointments for the periods indicated were reviewed by the Advisory Board of the Academic Council and approved by the president.

Senate hears update on federal policy matters, approves research policy changes
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The Faculty Senate heard an update from university leadership on several federal policy matters and approved research policy modifications on Thursday.

NIH’s cap on indirect costs could threaten research at Stanford and across the country
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A Massachusetts court has blocked the National Institutes of Health cap on indirect costs, which university leaders say would sharply cut back U.S. biomedical research.