What flourishing looks like: Eight students share their stories
Eight students share their mental health struggles and what they’ve learned about finding joy in a traveling exhibit on view at various campus locations throughout the month of May.
Stanford research teams will work with community collaborators on approaches to implementing a new California law requiring ethnic studies to be taught in high schools.
Stanford became national champions for the fourth time in program history on Monday, topping the field at the ICSA Women’s Team Race National Championship.
As the inaugural Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability visiting artist, Mark Baugh-Sasaki will work with scientists on a project that aims to inform ocean restoration by reconstructing its history.
Seven faculty elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Faculty from across disciplines were honored by the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, recognizing their excellence and leadership in work that advances the common good.
Conventional sunscreen ingredients can damage coral reefs and human health. An immunologist and a marine ecologist teamed up to develop a better approach.
Meet three students advancing sustainability across campus
From greening campus events to protecting biodiversity on university lands, these three students are integrating climate solutions into life on the Farm.
On Thursday, the Faculty Senate approved a resolution to adjust the start dates of fall quarter for academic years in which the first day of classes conflicts with Jewish high holidays.
At more than a dozen shops and studios across campus, students and other community members can try their hands at machining, electronics prototyping, textile crafts, and more.
Remembering writing instructor and author Amy Ettinger
The Stanford Continuing Studies instructor was known for encouraging and championing her students – and for providing practical advice for getting published.
Here’s how Stanford scholars are exploring the connection between plastic and disease, rethinking plastic reuse, and uncovering new ways to break down plastic waste.
To understand trade-offs for coastal communities along the Mesoamerican Reef, new research looks at watershed interventions regionally versus nationally.
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Allies must do more, Nobel Peace Prize winner says
A defeat in Ukraine would have global ramifications for democracy, Oleksandra Matviichuk told a Stanford audience on Monday. Western aid “gives us a chance to push Russian troops out.”
