Alumni News

Long-time university supporters established Stanford Seed.

The paper, co-founded by Nataliya Anon, MBA ’01, is a source of news for Ukrainian-Americans and support for people in the war zone.

Back to Class: A new course pushes students (and instructors and guests) to question their assumptions and confront real-world challenges.

Designer and entrepreneur Jason Mayden, MS ’11, finds inspiration at the junction of science and art.

How inspiration and insight converge on the path to great products.

Prizes recognize leadership in addressing social, environmental issues.

Andy Laats, MBA ’97, recalls Nixon’s dilemma: How to grow without bailing on its core partners

Stanford GSB releases annual report on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

“People wrote me off as a kid from a broken home. I owe it to the people who invested in me to impact the lives of others.”

Leading investor and Stanford GSB volunteer tabbed to give address.

Stanford GSB students and graduates find success in a strong job market, even as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

Two MBA students spent a year surveying parents, executives, and policymakers about our “unprecedented childcare crisis.”

A delicious side project brings busy students together to share stories about food.

Determined to address climate change with hydrogen-powered vehicles.

Renee Hirschberg wants to hear what alumni need now, and how Stanford GSB can help.

Enrolling at Stanford GSB at the height of the women’s movement was an inflection point for both the students and the school.

Stanford GSB’s predoctoral fellowship is helping the next generation of academics jumpstart their careers — and bringing needed diversity to the professorship pipeline.

Guido W. Imbens shares the Nobel Prize for his contributions to the analysis of causal relationships.

Stanford scholar Caroline Hoxby selected as vice president.

Madhu Yalamarthi, MBA ’19, offers advice to other first-generation grads with audacious goals.