Prints and the Revolution

When I was a senior, I took Sand Hill Road all the way home to Missouri.

by Anne Sutton Canfield

Mark no longer recognizes me, but the bond between us is unbreakable.

by Stan Wilson

What it means to compose and orchestrate music in Hollywood.

by Sarah Lewis

A big-picture look at where the world’s food comes from.

by Kali Shiloh

Three ways to actually enjoy winter.

by Sam Scott

How one quantum physicist sets the stage for big revelations about tiny things.

by Nestor Walters

Sometimes funny business pays off.

by Summer Moore Batte

Students open a late-night living room.

by Tracie White

Stanford people in the news and on the move.

Remembering Professor Philip Zimbardo.

by Summer Moore Batte

The shooting guard from Texas is his own kind of maverick.

by Tracie White

Class of 2020 Dollies make it to the big leagues.

by Sam Scott

Today’s undergraduate experience demonstrates our students’ creativity.

by Jonathan Levin

How our cover story took shape.

by Kathy Zonana

New releases that inspire us.

New and Notable

by Joel Stein

Frances K. Conley, ’62, MD ’66, MS ’86

by Tracie White

Thomas Neff, MS ’66, PhD ’73

by Kali Shiloh

Janice “Wes” Yu Brown, ’81

by Kali Shiloh