Graduate students may miss out on $100,000 in retirement benefits, according to student calculations
Jason Anderson, a Stanford graduate student, is seeking administrative support to allow graduate students to utilize retirement savings options.
Sandi Khine
Stanford ranks first in country in registering students on TurboVote
More students from Stanford than any other college registered on the civic engagement platform TurboVote this election cycle.
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Classy Classes: URBANST 164 offers community-driven sustainability approach
Chan, who has been teaching URBANST 164 for seven years, said “one of the highlights of this class is that students are getting hands on, on-the-ground experiences and not just learning about sustainability theoretical book setting, but actually talking with key members really engaging with real-world issues.”
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Stanford Basic Needs Fund expands donations capacity through new partnership
With the fiscal sponsorship, the Basic Needs fund retains autonomy as an independent fund for Stanford students and community, and as an affiliate of the Academic Mutual Aid Foundation, gains benefits from its 501(c)(3) status.
Trust in vote-by-mail remains a top election concern, law professor says
A panel discussion hosted by Stanford in Government and affiliates addressed challenges facing election officials in running safe elections during the pandemic.
Over 100 faculty sign open letter calling for Faculty Senate to reconsider Hoover Institution’s relationship with Stanford
Over 100 Stanford faculty members have signed an open letter calling for the Faculty Senate to discuss the relationship between the Hoover Institution and Stanford following widely criticized comments made by Hoover fellows on COVID-19.
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