Gap Co-founder Championed Art

Applauded for his guidance and vision, vilified for his pacifism and support of eugenics, Stanford’s first leader created a complicated legacy.

by Theresa Johnston

Every day, the Martu people of Western Australia go to extraordinary lengths to find or hunt what they need to eat. How they do it offers lessons for the rest of us, say anthropologists Doug and Rebecca Bird.

by Ken Eastwood

Tara VanDerveer took the Cardinal from doormat to dynamo and helped boost women’s athletics. But as far as she’s concerned, it’s still a work in progress.

by Mike Antonucci

A Stanford class pairs dancers and wrongdoers

by Martha Shirk

by David Pollak

by Christine Foster

Hart Preston

Eva Spitz-Blum