Building on the first-year course COLLEGE 102: Citizenship in the 21st Century, the minor is open to students of all majors and encourages discussion of contentious issues facing democratic societies.
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Kenneth Schultz, political science professor and longtime Bing Overseas Studies Program faculty partner, shares his vision for the program and why global education is more important than ever.
The new Tech Futures Lab at Stanford’s Hoover Institution aims to help scholars, technologists, and policymakers anticipate and prepare for strategic surprises from AI and other emerging technologies.
Stanford researchers scanned 500 million words of state law to reveal the stunning growth of reporting requirements, and are now giving governments a tool to clean them up.
Andrew Hall discusses “political superintelligence,” anti-AI backlash, and the rush to get AI under control.
H&S Dean Debra Satz honored seven faculty members with awards for distinguished teaching for 2025-26.
At the 2026 Rosenkranz Symposium, experts addressed seismic shifts in global health while emphasizing the need for policy and practice evolution.
At an event celebrating the launch of the Stanford Leadership Institute, leaders discussed how they’ve steered organizations through transition – and how to apply those learnings today.
This and other questions anchored the first major event organized by Stanford’s new Center for Just Environmental Futures, touching on topics ranging from climate justice to cross-sector collaboration…
The 2025-26 Annual Meeting of the Academic Council featured an annual report from the president, remarks from the Faculty Senate chair, and microlectures from the Stanford Open Minds tour.