Recent News
The Stanford Open Policing Project obtained data on millions of state patrol stops and found evidence that minorities are held to a double standard. The data are being shared with researchers, journalists and the public.
Analyzing what may be the largest trove of traffic stop data ever assembled,...
Prioritize what’s important, work for change and “try not to waste time being frustrated by trying to have it all,” advises Professor Myra Strober.
Work and family are “both greedy institutions,” but Stanford graduates are well placed to advance the ongoing argument for work-life balance and gender...
The first African-American to graduate from the Stanford School of Medicine returned to help celebrate this year’s graduating class.
Fifty-six years after giving a speech as the first African-American graduate of the Stanford School of Medicine, Augustus White III, MD, PhD, returned to the podium...
Justice Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar advised graduates on the value of paying attention to people, events and situations in the periphery of their lives at the 126th Stanford University Commencement.
Stanford Law Students urged to use their training and talents as they go forth into the legal profession
“Be grateful, but have pride in what you’ve achieved,” said M. Elizabeth Magill, Richard E. Lang Professor of Law and Dean, in her welcoming remarks to the 287 JD and advanced degree recipients...
