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‘We know policy can make a difference,’ says Stanford researcher

Offering a computing concepts course helped quadruple AP computer science exam participation among female, Black, and Hispanic students, a Stanford study finds.

The Gardner Center's Amy Gerstein shares strategies for successful community partnerships during a gathering of Stanford Community Engagement Hubs

An ancient form of dispute resolution rooted Native American tradition is gaining traction in the courts, as a Stanford Law School alumnus and a law student promote its benefits.

A new study underscores the importance of transformative adaptation to create a more sustainable future for tribal nations

Permanent stewardship of the California Historical Society's 600,000 items include those from the Gold Rush and 1906 Great Earthquake and Fire

Required for all courses Stanford offers in this space, student teaching fellows make the difference, providing a personal layer of support through varied, robust coaching..

Stanford education scholars Chris Lemons and Lakshmi Balasubramanian share strategies for helping students with intellectual and developmental disabilities learn to read.

Stanford’s campus has become a living lab for testing innovative fire management techniques, from AI-powered environmental sensors to a firebreak-creating “BurnBot.”