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To stay current with Stanford Graduate School of Business, use three channels on gsb.stanford.edu: sign up for Stanford GSB Updates through the "Stay in Touch" section, browse the "School News" section for school stories and announcements, and read "Insights by Stanford Business" for research-driven articles. All three are accessible directly from the homepage, so no account or application is required to read the public content.
Sign Up for Stanford GSB Updates
The homepage includes a "Stay in Touch" section with a "Sign Up for Stanford GSB Updates" prompt. This is the site's stated entry point for receiving updates by email.
- What you do: Locate the "Stay in Touch" section on the homepage and follow the sign-up prompt.
- What to expect: Periodic updates from the school delivered to the contact address you provide.
- What the site does not specify: The sign-up form's exact fields, update frequency, and any eligibility conditions are not described on the page, so treat the prompt as the starting point and review the form itself before submitting.
Browse School News
The "School News" section collects stories and announcements about the school community. The homepage highlights examples such as a feature on how the Design for Extreme Affordability course tackled global issues through hands-on teaching, and a profile of Jessica Kaushal, MBA '20, who moved from advocacy and consulting into city government.
Use this section when you want:
- Stories about courses, teaching methods, and student experiences
- Alumni career profiles and transitions
- General school announcements
A "More News" link extends the list beyond the homepage highlights.
Read Insights by Stanford Business
"Insights by Stanford Business" is the school's channel for research-based and practical business content. Homepage examples include a finding that just 5% of VCs make most of the profits, a "Paper Cuts" roundup of quick findings from Stanford GSB research, and career advice on breaking through in a tough job market.
This section suits readers who want:
- Summaries of faculty research and working papers
- Data points and findings relevant to managers and job seekers
- Practical career and management advice
Explore Programs Alongside the Content
If your interest in updates is tied to a specific program, the "Find Your Program" tool on the homepage filters offerings by topic (such as entrepreneurship, finance, negotiation, or social impact), format (in-person or online), and career level (senior executive, mid-career professional, early career, or student and recent graduate). Checking this alongside news and insights helps you connect announcements to the programs you care about.
A Practical Routine
| Goal | Where to go | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Receive updates without revisiting the site | "Stay in Touch" sign-up | Once |
| Follow school stories and alumni news | "School News" | Monthly or as needed |
| Track research findings and career advice | "Insights by Stanford Business" | When researching a topic |
| Match content to a program of interest | "Find Your Program" filters | Before applying or planning |
Common Pitfalls
- Expecting a dedicated news feed page: The homepage surfaces highlights and "More News" links; the depth of the archive beyond those links is not described, so plan to navigate from the homepage rather than assume a single consolidated feed.
- Assuming sign-up is required for reading: News and insights content is presented on the public site; the sign-up is for receiving updates, not for access.
- Confusing channels: School News covers the institution and its people, while Insights covers research and business practice. If you are looking for a specific finding, start with Insights.