Michael Levin, MS-JD ’19, studied environment and resources and said he could spend 10 lifetimes at Stanford and still not get to do everything he wanted to do.
The new normal for Western wildfires is abnormal, with increasingly bigger and more destructive blazes. Understanding the risks can help communities avert disaster.
The 51st Faculty Senate wrapped up its 2018-19 session with a lively discussion on the future of Stanford University Press; annual faculty report released.
Stanford scientist and graduating doctoral student Irena Fischer-Hwang made a new discovery during her studies at Stanford: a passion for data-driven news. She will be coming back to the Farm in the fall to pursue a second degree; this time, a master’s in communication.
New Stanford research on emotions shows that people’s motivations are a driving factor behind how much they allow others to influence their feelings, such as anger.
Totem poles, silkscreen prints and other objects created by Northwest Coast indigenous artists are on display as part of a new exhibition at the Stanford Archaeology Center.
Purchasing the cap, gown and hood before her Commencement ceremony nearly 50 years ago was no small outlay for Kay Hall Lewis, PhD ’72. She recently donated the academic regalia to the Graduate School of Education to pass along to a newly minted PhD.
