TYPE SEARCH REQUEST AND PRESS ENTER
TYPE SEARCH REQUEST AND PRESS ENTER
magazine
July 2020
cover story
Bay Area public health officers had prepared all their lives for the possibility of a pandemic. That didn’t make their decisions any easier.
Here’s how people looking for a fresh start are cultivating potent new versions of themselves.
How the Stanford research community pivoted to address the coronavirus.
Bay Area public health officers had prepared all their lives for the possibility of a pandemic. That didn’t make their decisions any easier.
It pains me that these words I wrote in 1992 still ring true today.
Wrapping up senior year with a mix of nostalgia, grief and gratitude.
Stanford’s English department gets its Zoom groove on.
The outline of a plan for 2020-21.
What it takes to breathe underwater, harness your inner nanobots or leap tall buildings in a single bound.
Olivia Harewood takes on our 'social insanities.'
Science-savvy graphic designers show us what we need to know about COVID-19.
A reproductive immunologist follows her curiosity.
Stanford Pres. Marc Tessier-Lavigne describes recent work to address the pandemic and racial injustice.
And the words that move us to make change.
New releases that inspire us.
New and Notable
Students stand in solidarity against racial injustice.
Barbara Allen Babcock
Baba Ram Dass, PhD ’57
