Hoping to replicate our Apple in The Big Apple, New York City has invited Stanford University to consider creating an engineering school in the city that would confer a Silicon Valley degree in ...

Stanford Students Don’t Want a New York Campus The city will be revealing the RFP tomorrow for its new engineering campus, and if history is any guide the By Ben Popper • 07/18/11 8:35am ...

Stanford University has proposed a research and engineering campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City in an effort to create another high-tech hub a la Silicon Valley. If the school's plan - one ...

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Graduate students seeking a prestigious business or technology degree from Stanford University may no longer have to come only to Silicon Valley to get it - that is, if New York City officials ...

Stanford University officials today said they are dropping their bid to build an applied sciences and engineering campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City. The Palo Alto university has been ...

Stanford University pulled its proposal to build an applied sciences campus in New York, the university announced today. Stanford said it was "not in the best interests" of the university to move ...

In the case of Stanford, which is located almost 3,000 miles from New York City in Palo Alto, Calif., the partnership with the City College gives the university a presence in the city, a location to ...

Stanford University has withdrawn its bid to open a campus in New York City, which was part of a plan by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg to boost the area's tech talent. Stanford was considered a ...

Stanford University renewed its lease for its New York City training center at ABS Partners ’ 915 Broadway, Commercial Observer has learned.. The organization signed a long-term renewal of the 5,885 ...

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