Faith and Hope in the Hospital Corridors
Chaplaincy takes on a new look.
by Andrew Tan
How to Negotiate
You can get more of what you want, even in a recession, says Business School professor Margaret Neale.
by Melinda Sacks
‘We Might Come Out Weak, but We Are Going to Come Out’
In overwhelmed eastern Peru, an Indigenous alum rallies a scrappy medical brigade to confront COVID-19.
by Melinda Sacks
Black Breath Matters
How can what’s happening in America not weigh on our collective conscience?
by Dionne Hill
‘It’s Here, and It’s Spreading’
Washington state health officer Kathy Lofy, ’93, remembers the beginning of the pandemic.
by Deni Ellis Béchard
The Weight of It All
Is a bulletproof superhero the only Black man who can survive a police encounter?
by Johnathon Briggs
Stepping Up for the Navajo Nation
Grassroots effort supplies PPE to health-care workers in Navajo communities.
by Melinda Sacks
The View from the ICU
A doctor describes the painful reality of caring for COVID-19 patients.
by Nathan Nielsen
A Note to the Dumb
On George Floyd’s killing and racial injustice in America.
by Epiphany Morrow
100 Years Ago, the First Latina Graduated from Stanford
Helen Dominguez transferred to the Farm just as the 1918 flu hit.
by Summer Moore Batte
