Tuition increases by modest amount

Including financial aid, average tuition costs per student expected to drop next year
By Nikhil Joshi
NEWS| While some students will get a break from Stanford’s enhanced financial aid program, others might be facing sticker shock next year.

Interns confront tough job market

By Brian Andrew
NEWS| Applying to a summer internship at a top management-consulting or investment banking firm is like applying to Stanford: there are many qualified people for very few spots.

Grads seek health benefits

By Joanna Xu
NEWS| Health care is one of the most hotly debated issues among presidential candidates. But it is also a sensitive issue for a more local constituency: Stanford’s graduate students.

Changing lives, one rubber band at a time

By Salone Kapur
NEWS| A group of Stanford undergrads set out last Friday to fight breast cancer. Their strategy? Create the world’s largest rubber band ball.

Prof. pushes verifiable voting system

By Nikhil Kamat
NEWS| Partly as a result of the activism of organizations like VerifiedVoting.org, there has been a wave of state-wide legislation over the past few years requiring that voter-verifiable paper ballots be available to supplement electronic tabulations.

GSC reviews graduate student living expenses

By Susana Montes
NEWS| But Beberg also acknowledged that the survey needs to be refined in order to provide more inclusive data.