Giving News & Stories

Alumni and friends of Jack McDonald gather for the official renaming celebration of the life and legacy of the GSB's beloved professor of 50 years.

Students in the MBA, PhD, and MSx programs honored Professors Amit Seru, Peter Reiss, and Anne Beyer, respectively, for their teaching and service.

Passionate about making the world a better place, the 2018 Siebel Scholars are recognized for their academic excellence and leadership at Stanford GSB.

SMIF fellowships support students who look to use their management skills for social good.

From February through May, five student-led gala events celebrate the diverse communities that enrich the school experience.

Armed with an education, this 2017 Social Innovation Fellow gives less-fortunate compatriots the tools to find jobs online and leave poverty behind.

Teter joins Stanford Seed with over 20 years of experience in international development, economic growth, and humanitarian program management.

Hundreds of Stanford MBA volunteers donate more than $3 million of consulting value annually.

Stanford Graduate School of Business alumna Penny Pritzker and Dean Levin send graduates off to launch careers of meaning and impact.

The struggles to meet leaders’ standards and speak teammates’ language pay off. So do study trips.

Next generation of social innovators honored with Stanford Impact Leader Fellowship.

The recent award dinner also celebrated the generosity of fellowship donors whose gifts financially support Stanford GSB students.

In three separate ceremonies this spring, students in the MBA, MSx, and PhD programs lauded Professors Charles Lee, Mary Barth, and Adina Sterling, respectively.

More than 500 business leaders have participated in a program designed to support greater economic prosperity through leadership and innovation training.

A recent two-day symposium celebrated the depth and breadth of impact by faculty member David Kreps in choice theory, finance, game theory, economics.

Rajan Patel and Ronnie Washington have been named 2016 Social Innovation Fellows, joining a select group of emerging social entrepreneurs who have received grants since 2009.

Stanford Seed Intern Michelle Gatonye gains invaluable experience as she delivers an expansion strategy for House of Tara.

The opening of Highland Hall this fall enables the Stanford Graduate School of Business to offer nearly all first-year MBA students desiring to live on campus a place to call home.

Five highly accomplished MBA students are this year’s Siebel Scholars at Stanford GSB.

Financial support to be awarded for up to three students committed to generating economic development in regions of the U.S. underrepresented in the MBA program.