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“Die Luft der Freiheit weht,” translated as “The Winds of Freedom Blow,” sits boldly on Stanford University’s insignia as its guiding motto. Yet in the past several years, Stanford has become notoriously intertwined with academic censorship and the suppression of free speech. To adjust our sails correctly, we must

Stanford GSB Dean Jon Levin last week when an in-person event was canceled and he had to do it online Stanford University today (April 4) announced that ... The post Stanford Names Business School Dean Jonathan Levin Its New President appeared first on Poets&Quants.

Richard Saller was officially inaugurated as Stanford president Monday afternoon, during a private ceremony where some undergraduate students performed. The inauguration was not announced in advance to all students.

Google is 25 years old, and even with the rise of generative AI bots, it still dominates search. But in 1998, it was just another Silicon Valley garage project with big ideas and little credibility.

We need to recognize the vital work many farmers are doing that supports biodiversity.

Diversified farming is an important complement to forest protections for reversing tropical biodiversity declines.

Google turns 25 years today, and the search engine - developed in a garage by two young Americans - has mad...

From PageRank to Reader to Image Search, Google transformed online curation and internet virality. When did this cultural mainstay begin to lose relevance?

For four decades, Dennis Hutchinson created and followed his own unique path at the University of Chicago. “One of the great things about the University of Chicago,” Hutchinson said late last year, “is that you don’t have to color between the lines. I didn’t have to limit myself to one groove.”

A Daily columnist was fired for a controversial column about Chelsea Clinton in 1997. This retrospective dives into the debate.