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An assistant research director for union SEIU - United Healthcare Workers West argues that "the objective data raise serious concerns about the quality of care at Stanford Health Care." Read More »

The Center on the Legal Profession has publicized the panel discussion "Ethical Lawyering in the Age of Trump" in a manner that strikes me as both deceptive and partisan. Read More »

In a few weeks, I will graduate. As I get closer to the end, and as I’m forced to think about my future plans, it feels a bit like resurfacing: we frequently joke about “the Stanford bubble,”... Read More »

Journalist: Mr. Gandhi, what do you think of western civilization? Gandhi: I think it would be a good idea.   This frequently quoted (and probably apocryphal) quip of the Mahatma comes to mind as... Read More »

Since arriving at Stanford in 2012, Director of Athletics Bernard Muir has been busy defending the NCAA and its crumbling notion of amateurism. Amongst other engagements, Muir spoke to a Congressional... Read More »

I write of my experience to encourage audience members this week to listen sensitively and to think carefully about what it may mean to couple capitalism and spirituality. Read More »

When it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the last people to be trusted are those who are the most certain that they have all the answers. Israel is a complicated place; claimed by both Jews... Read More »

On Thursday, April 19, 2018, the Business School will present a conversation between a prominent Indian spiritual teacher and a prominent leader from the financial world. The program announcement... Read More »