Features
The Fight for Fair Play
For more than 70 years, expectations for Stanford’s female athletes were meager, until a 1972 law changed everything. Here’s the story of Stanford women who toiled in obscurity until, finally, they didn’t.
by Kelli Anderson
Features
A Leader in Full
As a scientist and as an executive, Marc Tessier-Lavigne has made a career out of making a difference.
by Kevin Cool
Features
The Unbendable Bolton Brown
Fearless and fervid, Stanford's first art professor left his imprint on California's peaks and on lithography.
by Daniel Arnold
Features
Where He Took Us
During a prolific and sometimes perilous 16 years, John Hennessy championed interdisciplinary research, elevated the arts and transformed the campus. Here's how Stanford's 21st-century president did it and how it changed the university.
by Mike Antonucci
Features
Stanford After Dark
What happens on the Farm in the middle of the night? We sent a reporter to find out.
by Mike Vangel
