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Stanford students want in on the military tech gold rush
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A military tech gold rush has changed hearts and minds on campus.
ADVERTISEMENT Skip to main content Culture Stanford students used to chase jobs at Meta and Google. Now they want to work on defense A military tech gold rush has changed hearts and minds on campus. How Silicon Valley’s college students learned to stop worrying and love war tech. | Source: Photo illustration by The Standard By Jasmine Sun Published Mar. 12, 2025 at 6:00am Share Share Copy link to this article Email (opens in new tab) Twitter (opens in new tab) Bluesky (opens in new tab) Facebook (opens in new tab) LinkedIn (opens in new tab) Telegram (opens in new tab) WhatsApp (opens in
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