The Elevator Pitch

A spontaneous invitation became an unforgettable experience.

by John H. Bunzel

Memories of a mother-daughter ritual.

by Kesaya E. Noda

An antipoverty program aims at building business.

by Kevin Cool

A narrow focus doesn’t serve students, or Stanford, well.

by Marc Tessier-Lavigne

Stanley K. Sheinbaum, '49

by Vicky Elliott

Mary Novak, '54

by Julie Muller Mitchell

Joseph Bishop Keller

by Miguel Samano

Mascot Hall of Fame leaves tree cold.

Labels—and the mindsets they promote—can alter physiological responses.

by Sam Scott

Provost looks ahead to 'the agenda that we all believe in.'

Can soda be green?

by Alan Propp

Stanford's new campus is its first major expansion away from 'home.'

Roble reopens for multiple uses.

Business alums' Project Redwood is a case study in people power.

Using MRIs and patient histories to predict if antidepressants will work.

Crossword constructor David Steinberg, '19, has always had a way with words.

For basketball's Haase, it's all about balance.