TYPE SEARCH REQUEST AND PRESS ENTER
TYPE SEARCH REQUEST AND PRESS ENTER
collections
Black alums share their thoughts and stories about racial injustice.
It pains me that these words I wrote in 1992 still ring true today.
July 7, 2020
Is a bulletproof superhero the only Black man who can survive a police encounter?
New group founded by Frederick Groce, ’14, MA ’15, seeks to ‘pay it forward.’
A tiny but historic cohort of African American students entered Stanford on the vanguard of the civil rights movement. This is how it felt.
Yaa Gyasi, ’11, was a Stanford sophomore when she visited her native Ghana on a research mission. Seven years later, the debut novel her trip inspired became an international sensation.
Rev. Darrell Armstrong, ’91, devotes himself to Trenton’s troubled youth.
