Flipping Burgers

Can plant-based ‘meat’ replace the real thing, or is that just an impossible dream?

Once a year, photographers from across the university vie for the best shots on Earth. The reward comes with the territory.

If you put young blood into old mice, they—and their cells—will appear biologically younger. Harnessing this to remedy the ills of human aging while avoiding premature commercialization is the puzzle of a lifetime.

A beachside bike path led me back to the Farm.

What happens when a multitalented tinkerer graduates.

Here’s another reason to rethink: the risk of Alzheimer’s.

For the first time, scientists link cell biology and dietary science.

When in doubt, don’t throw it out.

Seriously.

Plastic surgeon Sheryl Lewin constructs ears for children who were born without.

Change, challenge and the coronavirus.

Some rideshare drivers have an advantage.

Reading 'Black Beauty' as a child changed her course.

Alex Kostich is one of the world’s top open water swimmers.

Our lives have changed in ways we did not anticipate. And the Stanford community is rallying to meet the challenges.

Stanford Pres. Marc Tessier-Lavigne describes how the university has reacted to the Covid 19 pandemic.

New and Notable

New releases that inspire us.

Photos of a campus made quiet by the novel coronavirus.

Kenneth Allen Taylor

Joseph Hardin Coulombe, ’52, MBA ’54