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M Jonathan Levin, 51, dean of the Stanford University Graduate School of Business, said in a statement hes excited "to lead our faculty and students as they advance knowledge and seek to contribute in meaningful ways to the world" as the universitys 13th president.

The Board of Trustees made an excellent decision in selecting GSB dean Jonathan Levin as the University’s 13th president.

At moment of political threat, Tessier-Lavigne replacement brings continued white male lineage with reputation for scientific innovation and listening to diverse voices

US News: Jonathan Levin, a distinguished economist and dean of the Stanford Graduate School of Business, has been named the next president of Stanford Universi.

Stanford announced Jonathan Levin’s appointment — which will begin on Aug. 1 — on Thursday morning; Yale’s own presidential search is now seven months into the process.

Levin, who will assume office on Aug. 1, spoke to The Daily about institutional neutrality as campus tensions persist over the Israel-Gaza war.

Jonathan Levin, an economist and Stanford alum, has been appointed as the next president of Stanford University, effective August 1, 2024. Levin attended Stanford as an undergraduate, completing a BA in English and a BS in mathematics in 1994. He then completed an MPhil in economics from Oxford University and a PhD in economics from MIT.

Stanford's next president Jonathan Levin has led business school for eight years.

Jonathan Levin, an economist and Stanford alum, has been appointed as the next president of Stanford University, effective August 1, 2024. Levin attended Stanford as an undergraduate, completing a BA in English and a BS in mathematics in 1994. He then completed an MPhil in economics from Oxford University and a PhD in economics from MIT.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai took the stage on Wednesday at a Stanford event held by the university's business school, offering some small insights into how he thinks about running one of the world's most valuable tech companies. It was a notable appearance because Pichai's been having a bit of a rough go lately. Google is widely perceived to have gotten a late start on generative AI, trailing behind Microsoft-funded OpenAI.