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Charges against Stanford pro-Palestinian protesters to be dismissed after mistrial
A judge declared a mistrial in February in the case after jurors could not reach a verdict. Twelve protesters were initially charged with felony vandalism.
Scientists use AI to create viruses not found in nature, simultaneously raising alarms, enthusiasm
Ben-Gurion University tops Israel in US unicorn-founder odds, Stanford data shows
Diplomas are not free. Neither is graduation.
Students walk out of Google CEO's speech at Stanford commencement over Israel cloud contract
The protest centered on Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion contract involving Google and the Israeli government that has drawn criticism from students opposed to Israel’s military campaign in Gaza.
Trump administration probes Stanford University over 'discriminatory' diversity practices
US President Donald Trump has cracked down on diversity, equity, and inclusion practices in the government and in the private sector since taking office early last year.
The algorithm of speed: How Matan Ivri is rewriting the Israeli record books
Competing in a loaded field at Stanford, Ivri didn’t just win his heat; he obliterated the national 1,500-meter record, stopping the clock at 3:38.15 minutes.
FBI probes ‘Holocaust 2.0’ threats against Stanford Jewish students ahead of Purim events
The FBI is investigating a series of "Holocaust 2.0" emails sent to Jewish students at Stanford. Despite the threats from an anonymous group, Purim celebrations will proceed with high security.
Mistrial declared in case of students charged after Stanford pro-Palestinian protests
The jury was deadlocked. It voted nine to three to convict on the felony charge of vandalism and eight to four to convict on the felony charge to trespass.
Former pro-Palestinian activist from Stanford explains why she left the movement
Thomas said that October 7 marked a turning point, not immediately because of what she saw in the media, but because of what she did not see.
Stanford Study: Study at TAU increases chance of becoming unicorn founder by 260%
Stanford study finds TAU undergraduates have the world’s highest relative likelihood of founding unicorns.
Stanford student newspaper sues Trump administration for alleged free speech violations
The Stanford Daily and two unidentified students said in the lawsuit that foreign students have refused to write about the conflict in the Middle East for fear they could be arrested and deported.
Stanford suspends student co-op that it said asked Jewish students to leave
Stanford University has suspended a student “co-op house” on its campus for discriminating against Jewish students by labeling them as “Zionists” and requesting that they leave the house.
Pro-Palestinian protesters at Stanford charged with felonies
Those charged entered the building and demonstrated a "conspiracy to occupy" it and at least one suspect entered the building by breaking a window.
