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The Program in International Relations (IR) revised its major requirements to allow for area specialization this academic year. The changes, instituted partly to match students’ skills to job placement, have received positive student feedback.…
The Center for African Studies, the Program on Human Rights at CDDRL, the Africa Table Lecture Series and the Student Anti-Genocide Coalition STAND are honored to host Abbé Benoît Kinalegu and Ida Sawyer for this special seminar today at noon…

A MQ-9 Reaper drone prepares to land after a mission in Afghanistan. Stanford scholar Priya Satia says the United States' use of drones in the Middle East undermines the authority and the legitimacy of local governments.

Staff Sgt. Brian Ferguson/ U.S. Air Force

KELSEY GEISER
As the ongoing use of the unmanned drones in the Middle East prompts protests in Pakistan, Stanford scholars urge politicians and citizens to reconsider the detrimental impact of thses eyes in the sky.  
The SGS photo contest presents an opportunity for students, faculty, and staff to see the world through a unique lens – that of our students. Enter your favorite photos (or several). What makes a photograph a winner? Technical quality, clarity and…

Molly Fausone, '12, is among the students featured in the video 'Welcome Students with Disabilities at Stanford.'

Courtesy of the Office of Accessible Education

Vivian Wong, who graduated last year with a bachelor's degree in International Relations and French, is among eight undergraduate and graduate students and alums with disabilities who talk about their experiences at Stanford in a new video that…
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