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Hoover Institution Announces Winners of “Ideas in Motion” Creator Competition on the Spirit of ‘76
The Hoover Institution is proud to announce the winners and runners up of Ideas in Motion, a creator competition honoring the 250th anniversary of American independence.
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Juan Carlos Pinzón Joins Hoover Institution as Distinguished Visiting Fellow
Juan Carlos Pinzón, a former Colombian defense minister and two-time ambassador to the United States, has joined the Hoover Institution as a distinguished visiting fellow.
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Hoover Delegation Meets Taiwan Vice President, Japan Defense Minister in Major Tour of Asia
More than a dozen Hoover Institution fellows and affiliated scholars from Stanford University completed a multi-city tour of Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea in September.
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New Hoover Veteran Fellowship Cohort Plans Work Spanning Health, Workforce Development, And Civic Reform
The Hoover Institution is pleased to announce the 2026–27 cohort of the Bochnowski Family Veteran Fellowship Program (VFP).
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‘A Little Boring May Actually Be Useful,’ Taiwan Ex-President Tells Hoover Gathering
In a world increasingly characterized by politicians insulting each other at lecterns and on social media, Taiwan’s former president Tsai Ing-wen told an audience of students, faculty, and the larger Stanford community that there is much to be said for staying out of the limelight and focusing instead on achieving results.
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Nobel Prize in Economics won by Robert E. Hall, Stanford Economist and Hoover Institution Senior Fellow
Robert E. Hall, the Robert and Carole McNeil Endowed Professor in Economics and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Emeritus, and emeritus professor of economics in the School of Humanities and Sciences, is the recipient of the 2026 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.
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Ten Years Of Hoover Institution Boot Camp: How Hoover Connects Students With Top Scholars
After 10 years, nearly 1,000 students have now engaged up close with the field-leading scholars of the Hoover Institution through its Summer Policy Boot Camp (HISPBC).
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Three Hoover Institution Programs Named 2026 Signal Awards Finalists
The Hoover Institution is pleased to announce that three of its podcast productions have been named finalists in the Fifth Annual Signal Awards. Judged by a distinguished panel of podcast hosts, producers, and other industry professionals, the Signal Awards recognize “the podcasts that define culture.”
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Hoover Applied History Working Group Announces Landmark Transcription of Nixon White House Tapes
A major new research initiative of the Hoover Institution’s Applied History Working Group Griffin Fellowship Program will produce a comprehensive, detailed transcription and annotation of the storied Nixon White House tapes.
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New Report Maps America's STEM Talent Advantage And Its Growing Risks
America’s STEM education system output has more than doubled in the past 30 years, and it relies on a large number of foreign enrollees at the graduate and postgraduate level to fulfill the nation’s demand for high-skill talent in many of the nation’s most important technological fields.
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