The Psychology of Heroism
Can we be trained to be saviors? Psychology professor emeritus Philip Zimbardo aims to find out.
by Diana Aguilera
How Have You Changed?
At Reunion Homecoming, we asked alumni about the ways they’ve grown since college.
by Diana Aguilera, Eliane Mitchell and Yanichka Ariunbold
Stanford’s Climbing Team Has High Expectations
The team won its first national championship after only five years in existence.
by Sam Scott
A No-Crap Guide to Gap Years
Two undergraduates team up to provide advice and information to prospective travelers.
by Nick Burns
Student Podcast Tackles Science
From neurons to nanotech, a whimsical guide.
by Diana Aguilera
Stanford Will Rename Serra Dorm
Prompted by Native students, the university reconsiders a priest’s legacy.
by Sam Scott
28 Years Later, NICU Nurse and Former Preemie Reconnect
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.
by Kathy Zonana
Meet Derrick Boone Jr.
A former Navy officer reflects on physics, fatherhood, and being a man.
by Jill Patton
The Yeh-Yeh Brotherhood
Identical twins discuss the bonds they share, and the similar paths they have taken.
by Jill Patton
