magazine
December 2018
Poop pills? Talking toilets? New insights into the microbial world within us are redrawing the roads to a healthy constitution.
As a student, he created a photo-voltaic beach umbrella. But a higher power always fascinated him. Meet the "Miracle Hunter"—not your typical mechanical engineer.
On the boards or behind the scenes, here are five who’ve forged a path on the Great White Way.
Two former Stanford stars weigh in.
Dishonoring a symbol of unity does nothing to advance the cause.
EANABs of choice.
At Reunion Homecoming, we asked alumni about the ways they’ve grown since college.
The team won its first national championship after only five years in existence.
Two undergraduates team up to provide advice and information to prospective travelers.
From neurons to nanotech, a whimsical guide.
Prompted by Native students, the university reconsiders a priest’s legacy.
An expert offers three ways to help you succeed.
When Brandon Seminatore checked in for work at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford, the nurse who met him knew his name. And he knew hers.
Summing up a beloved hum bio professor.
A former Navy officer reflects on physics, fatherhood, and being a man.
It all started when Anna wanted to study ants. Or did it?
An expert offers three ways to help you succeed.
As the new editor of STANFORD, I want to hear your thoughts and stories.
Two years of input validated our priorities.
Robert H. Eustis
John H. Bunzel
Lyric McHenry, ’14
Tom Frost, ’58
Raphael Christopher Allen, ’80
Its students have boycotted dorm food, questioned sororities and shaped ethnic theme houses. Here’s to a second century of living, learning and laughter within these ivy-covered walls.
New releases from Stanford alumni, staff and students.
Taking food service in new directions.
Javelin-making brothers Bud and Dick Held.
The alums behind ‘She Persisted, the Musical.’
The Mets get a new general manager.
Young alums address social isolation among senior citizens.
