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Scholars explore 250 years of Declaration interpretations
A new course brings together more than 30 faculty from diverse disciplines to explore how different groups have claimed and reshaped the Declaration of Independence across generations.
What should governments do about AI and jobs? Hoover experts weigh in
During two recent panels, scholars, industry leaders, and former policymakers explored government’s role in preparing workers and maintaining public trust during AI’s workplace transformation.
CASBS Announces 2026-27 Fellows
The class is comprised of 36 scholars representing 19 U.S. institutions and 11 international institutions and programs.
Awards recognize collaboration and public service
Law Professor Daniel Ho and three Stanford-community partnerships in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties were honored in a ceremony on March 3.
An Iranian, Israeli, and American Perspective on the War in Iran
FSI Director Colin Kahl discusses the war, its immediate impacts, and its possible trajectory with Israeli security expert Ori Rabinowitz and Iranian studies professor Abbas Milani.