Can’t Touch This

Community clinics

Lions are being lost at an alarming rate across Africa. Biologist and wildlife photographer Susan McConnell traveled to a reserve in Mozambique to see why they're in trouble, and what's being done to help.

by Susan McConnell

Galvanized by perceptions that Stanford is primarily a training ground for tech entrepreneurs, humanities faculty are working to show the value, relevance and strength of their programs.

by Mike Antonucci

A quarterback's crucible

Fuzzy memories aren't the only problem with relying on eyewitness testimony in the courtroom, says psychologist Elizabeth Loftus, MA '67, PhD '70. Her research has shown that what we think we remember can be completely contrived.

by Ann Marsh and Greta Lorge

by Kristin Sainani

In presidential debates, it's often not what the candidates say, but how they say it. Dan Klein, Stanford improvisation teacher, analyzes performances from the first two debates.

by Sam Scott

A documentary looks at the competitive side of the world's top fear public speaking

by Sam Scott

by Sam Scott