Body Count

N. Scott Momaday, whose writing sparked a renaissance in Indigenous literature, turns his attention to the earth.

What a data deep dive, a Pulitzer and a bouncy ball can teach us about journalism’s rekindling.

How Michael Snyder’s self-monitoring project could transform human health.

One man of letters remembers another.

A new arts center in East Palo Alto takes its cues from the teens it is designed to serve.

Somewhere in you is a rebel with a crayon.

Stanford people in the news and on the move.

An atmospheric river was no match for alumni ready to reunite at last.

The race to reclaim supersonic flight.

Bringing Black female friendship to the fore, on-screen and off.

Politics and power haven’t changed much since Allen Drury, ’39, wrote his midcentury masterpiece. But trust has.

How stories about alumni take flight.

A fall quarter devoted to reconnecting after 18 months apart.

New and Notable

New releases that inspire us.

Hundreds of wooden flowers are planted to remember those who died of COVID-19.

Paul Stuart Auerbach, MS ’89

Lawrence Moser Breed, ’62, MS ’65

Shelley H. Surpin, ’70