Go Your Own Way

Vladimir Nabokov came to Stanford in 1941 to teach and write, befriended by a suave and worldly professor who some suggest played a part in the classic Lolita.

by Cynthia Haven

Smitten with his first look at IBM s blinking box almost 50 years ago, Donald Knuth has devoted his career to elevating the art of programming. Can the man who helped shape computer science finish what he started?

by Kara Platoni

How does religious faith inform the lives of individual students, and what is its role in campus discourse? Efforts by the Office for Religious Life and a growing interfaith community are giving new meaning to the notion of spirited exchange.

by Diane Rogers

by John Hennessy

by Neeta Jain

by Kevin Cool

by Barrett Sheridan