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Wall Street recruitment of elite university students has gained increased media attention in recent months and was one of the main topics addressed at a discussion in Crothers hall Tuesday. Read More »

The amount of water in the snow of the Sierra Nevada Mountains is currently 83 percent below its Jan. 3 average and could impact the San Francisco water system, which currently gets about 85 percent... Read More »

Most Stanford students have probably never been to the Old Union basement, but Friday afternoon they will be able to witness its transformation from a storage space to Union Underground, a new student... Read More »

ASB is a Stanford program affiliated with the Haas Center for Public Service that allows students to go to various parts of the country on service and service-learning trips. This year’s ASB program... Read More »

Grey Maggiano, justice program manager at the State Department, addressed the challenges of international legal reform and rule of law in Afghanistan on Monday at the Law School. Read More »

As part of a larger effort to enhance campus safety and security, Student Housing recently installed ID key card access in Manzanita Park, Mirrielees and Toyon Hall, replacing the traditional... Read More »

In a two-hour event last Friday, Students for a Sustainable Stanford (SSS) celebrated its 10th anniversary, reflecting on its past and detailing its goals for the future. Read More »

A team of researchers at the Stanford Mobile and Social Computing Research Group is studying applications of a groundbreaking technology that could change the way people use their phones. This... Read More »