Falling for Psychedelics

Was I a woman of letters, or only a girl?

by Merrill Joan Gerber

A chef? A first lady? An axe murderer? You decide.

by George Spencer

A Stanford sleep medicine doctor insists that anyone can learn how to wake up earlier—and feel good about it.

by Rebecca Beyer

When Aaron Palke is on the case, no stone remains unturned.

by Kali Shiloh

On and off the field, David Shaw knew how to keep his eye on the ball.

by Ivan Maisel

A breakout author writes the books she wants her friends to read.

by Jacqueline Munis

A former Olympic gymnast finds the camaraderie she’s been seeking all along.

by Jacqueline Munis

Stanford people in the news and on the move.

Artists’ visit to campus ‘flipped the script’ on anthropological field work.

by Tracie White

Which gig is better: Great Britain or Greece?

by Summer Moore Batte

Students and scholars forge ties with colleagues around the world.

by Marc Tessier-Lavigne

How we went down the rabbit hole and ended up with our March cover.

by Kathy Zonana

by Summer Moore Batte

New and Notable

by Albert M. Camarillo

New releases that inspire us.

Robert McKim, ’48

by Kali Shiloh

James Thomas Kolbe, MBA ’67

by Kali Shiloh

Nellie Laura Rieth Noddings, PhD ’73

by Kali Shiloh