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Angikar Ghosal

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Headshot of Robb Willer

Stanford sociologist wins Guggenheim Fellowship to study political coalition building

Angikar Ghosal
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an hour ago
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Sheng Xu

Guggenheim fellow Sheng Xu on building safe, continuous fetal monitors

Angikar Ghosal
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April 29
University
Woman with dark hair in ponytail, wearing a black blouse, stands with arms crossed.

‘How to live when one’s way of life has been destroyed’: Guggenheim fellow Angela Garcia on loss, resilience and ethnography

Angikar Ghosal
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April 29
University
Headshot of History professor Joel Cabrita

Q&A: Guggenheim fellow Joel Cabrita digs into the CIA’s role in apartheid South Africa

Angikar Ghosal
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April 28
University
A headshot of Ran Abramitzky.

Guggenheim fellow Ran Abramitzky sees the American Dream as an ‘intergenerational story’

Angikar Ghosal
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April 26
University
A drawing of a microphone and the words 'faculty senate' on a blue background.

Faculty Senate authorizes exam proctoring, hears questions on White Plaza altercation

Angikar Ghosal
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April 24
University
A photo from the balcony of a building at Knight Management Center; sky is light blue with some clouds

Stanford Law and GSB claim top spots in U.S. News rankings

Angikar Ghosal
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April 9
Music
Graphic

Songs that Stanford students are ‘locking in’ with over winter quarter

Angikar Ghosal, Quinn Cook, Miro Swisher, Caroline Cho, Chloe Loquet, Anisha Pandey, Blyss Cleveland, Dayanara Yepez Ramirez, Daniel Xu and Jacqueline Larsen
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March 9
Science & Technology
a waymo in the streets

Stanford Athletics partners with Waymo for autonomous ride-hailing service on campus

Angikar Ghosal
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March 5
The Grind
The Computing and Data Science Building (CoDa) in the day time

Asking Stanford: What is the best building on campus?

Alaina Zhang, Angikar Ghosal, Anisha Pandey, Daniel Xu, Lily Zou, Megan D'Souza, Sebastian Strawser and Sharis Hsu
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March 4
Science & Technology
GSB Dean Sarah Soule (left) and Microsoft CSO Eric Horvitz (right).

Microsoft CSO calls for AI governance, foresees changes to human existence

Angikar Ghosal
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Feb. 25
The Grind
Each installment of "The Library of Suspect Origins" looks at how knowledge gets made, stabilized, and mythologized across literature, science, and institutions. (Graphic: ANGIKAR GHOSAL/The Stanford Daily)

The Library of Suspect Origins: Inventing the Idiot

Angikar Ghosal
  •  
Feb. 19
Reads
Portrait of Charles Baudelaire by Étienne Carjat (c. 1862).

Irony as armor: Yale’s Maurice Samuels explores literary survival in the ‘gray zone’ of tyranny

Angikar Ghosal
  •  
Feb. 18
The Grind
illustration of a shelf with books, a pair of glasses, headphones, a globe, and a framed photo

Asking Stanford: What year do you think about the most?

Alaina Zhang, Megan D'Souza, Kelly Wang, Daniel Xu, Angikar Ghosal, Kaleb Gjestson, Melita D’Souza and Lily Zou
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Feb. 10

Multimedia by Angikar Ghosal

Science & Technology
GSB Dean Sarah Soule (left) and Microsoft CSO Eric Horvitz (right).

Microsoft CSO calls for AI governance, foresees changes to human existence

Angikar Ghosal
  •  
Feb. 25
The Stanford Daily

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