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Speaking the brain’s language to treat disease

Brain-machine interfaces now treat neurological disease and change the way people with paralysis interact with the world. Improving those devices depends on getting better at translating the language of the brain.

Campus Life

Alumni celebrate 2017 Reunion Homecoming

Several thousand Stanford alumni and guests gathered on campus Oct. 12-15 for this year's Reunion Homecoming celebration.

Science & Technology

Study uncovers mutation that supercharges tumor-suppressor

Stanford scientists have found an answer to one of cancer biology’s toughest and most important questions: How does the body suppress tumors?

Science & Technology

Stanford experts on LIGO’s binary neutron star milestone

The Advanced LIGO gravitational wave detectors have announced their first observation of a binary neutron star coalescence.

Arts & Creativity

Guest artist series to expose Stanford students to innovative performance art

In a Q&A, Branislav Jakovljevic, chair of the Department of Theater and Performance Studies, discusses the role guest artists play on campus.

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Science & Technology

Stanford researchers advance the future of energy

Research into renewable energy, batteries, carbon capture and storage, the electric grid and natural gas have sprung up around campus, helping to move the world to a more sustainable future.

Arts & Creativity

Stanford’s fall quarter guest artists

Stanford creates opportunities for meaningful engagement with the arts for students and the university community by inviting over 100 artists each year to campus to create, perform and discuss their work.

Humanities

Stanford Humanities Center now country’s largest humanities institute

As of this fall, the Stanford Humanities Center supports about 50 scholars annually, more than any other humanities institute in the country.

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Obituaries

Longtime Stanford leader, donor John Freidenrich dies

Freidenrich, a Stanford alumnus and a successful investor, had served as chair of the Board of Trustees and director of Stanford University Hospital during his decades-long involvement with the university.

Social Sciences

The collision of civil war and threat of global pandemics

In a series of essays, Stanford experts explore the factors and influences of contemporary civil wars that may cause local infectious outbreaks to become global pandemics.

Law & Policy

Effects of rolling back the Clean Power Plan

Early October the EPA moved to roll back the Obama-era Clean Power Plan. Stanford legal and economic experts discuss this move and what it means for attempts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Law & Policy

Iran nuclear deal worth keeping, Stanford experts say

Stanford experts say upending the Iran nuclear deal would stymie U.S. efforts to solve the North Korean nuclear crisis, isolate America on the world’s stage and strengthen hard-liners in Iran.

University Affairs

General Use Permit application moves to next phase

Santa Clara County has issued a draft environmental impact report on Stanford’s application for an updated land use permit extending to 2035. A public comment period now begins.

Stanford principles regarding immigration

As events continue to unfold regarding federal immigration policy, a website has been created where Stanford leaders summarize the principles of the university’s support for international and undocumented community members. Also found on the site are links to resources for the Stanford community.

Campus Life

Morrison Warren: My American story

Stanford Football’s first black recruit tells his experience of living the American story – full of hopes, dreams and promises.

Campus Life

Stanford collects donations for victims of North Bay fires

The Stanford Cycling team held a one-day drive on Monday, the same day that Cardinal at Work Cares announced it has partnered with the Veterinary Technology Program at Foothill Community College to launch a donation drive to help pets displaced by the North Bay fires.

Social Sciences

Speaking the brain’s language to treat disease

Alumni celebrate 2017 Reunion Homecoming

Study uncovers mutation that supercharges tumor-suppressor

Stanford experts on LIGO’s binary neutron star milestone

Guest artist series to expose Stanford students to innovative performance art

In the Spotlight

Stanford researchers advance the future of energy

Stanford’s fall quarter guest artists

Stanford Humanities Center now country’s largest humanities institute

More Stories

Longtime Stanford leader, donor John Freidenrich dies

The collision of civil war and threat of global pandemics

Effects of rolling back the Clean Power Plan

Iran nuclear deal worth keeping, Stanford experts say

General Use Permit application moves to next phase

Stanford principles regarding immigration

Morrison Warren: My American story

Stanford collects donations for victims of North Bay fires

When are mass shootings acts of terrorism?

Stanford University statement on White House plans for DACA

Report details universities’ efforts on sexual assault

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