The global pandemic has derailed progress toward the SDGs as developing countries now balance long-term investments in health, education, roads, electricity, and water with spending to protect lives and livelihoods

Participants will then be engaged with further presentations of evidence from academic practice, discussing concerns, findings from research and evaluations and reflecting on achievements.

The fourth lecture in The D’Arcy Lectures series, exploring the concept of Common Good through the three lenses of Aristotle’s philosophy, Catholic teaching, and contemporary political liberalism.

Public-spirited regulators have begun to address algorithmic transparency and online fairness, building on the work of legal scholars who have called for technological due process, platform neutrality, and nondiscrimination principles.

The fifth lecture in The D’Arcy Lectures series, exploring the concept of Common Good through the three lenses of Aristotle’s philosophy, Catholic teaching, and contemporary political liberalism.

After a year of uncertainty, it is the joy of the Women’s Community Center to announce that we will be featuring Actress and Activist, Dominique Jackson, alongside a panel of inspiring local activists to share their wisdom, stories, and journey to activism with the Stanford community and beyond.

As in most of the world, agricultural expansion and intensification are driving land-use and land-cover change in the Amazon.

The Stanford King Center on Global Development will host a conversation with two experts on the future of aid as part of the center’s ongoing Speaker Series.

This show highlights the resilience, craftsmanship, and depth of thinking from our art students, the innovation and tenacity of our teachers.

This competition is open to all BU students interested in spreading their creativity. Any type of art (audio/video/photo format) is accepted – visual arts, writing, photo/video, acting, dance, music, and everything in between.