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Although the decision has already been made to renew funding for four more years of the online alcohol education program AlcoholEdu, University and county officials are still monitoring the... Read More »

New York-based website Ultrinsic.com allows students to place bets on potential course grades, a practice that has university officials "appalled." Read More »

The University this summer announced it would fund AlcoholEdu for four more years, citing survey results about the program “that suggest it works at Stanford.” Now, administrators are explaining... Read More »

Despite initial predictions by the Office of Undergraduate Admission of a decreased yield rate for the Class of 2014, a record-high 72 percent of 2,300 admitted students accepted their offers of... Read More »

Residential Education cited the School of Education's new minor degree offering as evidence of a growing interest in education among undergraduates. Read More »

As early as mid-July, Stanford and federal agencies could come one step closer to finalizing a 50-year habitat conservation plan for the California tiger salamander and other species on University... Read More »

WhatApp.org, an application rate-and-review project spearheaded by Ryan Calo, a law fellow at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, attempts to assess various Internet applications and sites. Read More »

Last night’s Graduate Student Council (GSC) meeting was cut short when some council members, enraged by Student Housing’s recently announced plans to convert five Rains apartment buildings from... Read More »