Athletes file objections arguing for walk-ons and against roster limits in NCAA House settlement
A walk-on football player at Stanford and a gymnast at Temple have filed objections to the proposed lawsuit settlement that's set to reshape college sports, arguing proposed roster limits and back ...
Stanford Football Star Receives a Top-5 Edge Rusher Grade
It is almost time to start looking ahead to next season. After the Super Bowl in two weeks, all 32 NFL teams will begin preparing for the 2025 campaign, where b ...
LinkedIn Founder Reid Hoffman sees bright AI future and hopes his tech peers are right about Trump
LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman has been immersed in Silicon Valley since his August 1967 birth in Palo Alto, California, in ...
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Revolutionizing Asset Pricing: AI Models That Predict with Unmatched Accuracy
Researchers from Stanford and leading institutions introduced the Artificial Intelligence Pricing Model (AIPM), integrating ...
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Navigating Platform Power: How Big Tech Shapes Innovation and Market Dynamics
The report by researchers from Stanford, MIT, and Berkeley examines how digital platforms shape innovation by acting as both ...
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University to review DEI programs following Trump’s executive order
The Faculty Senate heard from University president Jon Levin ’94 on the implications of recent federal executive order and ...
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Strawser | To fight for the Bridge is to fight for our fellow students
"We cannot afford to stand by as the University brazenly entertains its idea to let the Bridge die," Strawser writes.
America's most-selective colleges have little incentive to change — even amid higher education's challenges
Selective universities have been largely unaffected by the headwinds facing the nation's higher-education sector in general.