The book Messy Cities looks at unregulated and informal development from Toronto to Tokyo to show how less planning can ...

In a conversation with contributor Rebecca Greenwald, two of the book’s editors, Zahra Ebrahim and Leslie Woo, break down what they mean by “messiness.” The book isn’t advocating for chaos and ...

The essay, authored by Sebastian Connolly and published in The New York Times, describes what the writer characterises as a broader culture of optimisation on campus, in which students exchange ...

A piece written by a Stanford University undergraduate stating that some students falsely claimed to be Jain in order to avoid the college’s mandatory meal plan which costs $7,944 (around Rs 7.17 lakh ...

Stanford University requires most students living on campus to enrol in a university meal plan, which costs $7,944, or about ...

A Stanford undergraduate’s New York Times essay has sparked debate after he claimed some students pretend to follow Jainism to avoid the university’s $7,944 meal plan.

A Stanford student has alleged that some undergraduates falsely claim adherence to the Jain faith to bypass compulsory campus meal plans, raising questions about fairness, religious exemptions and ...

Stanford University student Elsa Johnson alleged that a large section of students “game the system” to gain academic and housing perks.

I’ve seen the effects of this change up close, having taught English in college classrooms since 2007, and I’ve witnessed the ...

High schoolers are turning to chatbots for help navigating the college admissions process. Does a virtual college coach know what’s best for students?

An opinion essay by Stanford undergraduate Elsa Johnson, published in The New York Times, has sparked debate after she ...

Aspiring computer science student Alex Seungyong Yang sees AI as both a challenge and opportunity as he enters university as a freshman in the fall.