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President approves new Honor Code, updating 102-year-old policy - Vimarsana News

President approves new Honor Code, updating 102-year-old policy

President Tessier-Lavigne offered the final stamp of approval for proposed changes to the Honor Code, including a study into proctoring. The changes would supersede the Faculty Senate’s previous motion permitting the implementation of full-scale proctoring in the fall. ChatGPT was also debated at the meeting.

President delays Provost selection amid misconduct investigation - Vimarsana News

President delays Provost selection amid misconduct investigation

The faculty-led advisory committee will solicit feedback from the Stanford community on potential candidates to succeed Persis Drell as provost. Community members have until June 3 to submit their feedback to the advisory committee.

Transitions: New Leaders for Howard University and the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System - Vimarsana News

Transitions: New Leaders for Howard University and the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System

Ben Vinson III will be the next president of Howard University.

Dragfest dazzled and dusted, exemplifying queer diversity - Vimarsana News

Dragfest dazzled and dusted, exemplifying queer diversity

Dragfest drew crowds with stunning performances from "RuPaul's Drag Race" alumni, members of the Stanford Drag Troupe and University administrators. The performances exemplified cultural consciousness, writes Linda Liu.

Provost announces $8.9 billion annual budget for next year - Vimarsana News

Provost announces $8.9 billion annual budget for next year

Provost Drell outlined the annual budget at the Faculty Senate meeting, which also established a permanent committee on the Stanford University Press.