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1 - 10 of 6,619 itemsVintage Big Game style makes a comeback
A century ago, floral corsages were the height of Big Game fashion. This year, Sydney Kaminski, ’25, is bringing back the tradition, along with some forgotten facts about Stanford history.
Stanford launches 3 Minute Thesis competition
The event will be emceed by President Jonathan Levin and includes cash prizes for the winners. Graduate students interested in competing can attend informational workshops on Dec. 3 or Jan. 16.
Rare, mysterious brain malformations in children…
Mutations in a complex that helps proteins fold correctly are tied to developmental disorders that include seizures and intellectual disability, Stanford Medicine-led research has found.
Vintage Big Game fashion makes a comeback
A century ago, floral corsages were the height of Big Game fashion. This year, Sydney Kaminski, ’25, is bringing back the tradition, along with some forgotten facts about Stanford history.
Stanford Law students get inside look at global…
Three Stanford Law School students served as official observers at the COP16 biological diversity conference in Cali, Colombia. Attendees were charged with turning the commitments of the 2022 Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework into concrete actions.
California’s San Joaquin Valley is sinking at…
A new study from Stanford researchers shows central California’s vast San Joaquin Valley has sunk at a record pace since 2006. Strategic recharging of aquifers could help slow or stop the sinking.
Native American Cultural Center hosts student…
The workshop, hosted by Tina Harness (Yupik) is part of the center’s Native American Heritage Month programming.
Marcus Feldman on evolving evolution
Modern science has shown that evolution is far more complex than the passing on of traits through genes. A new book offers fresh perspectives on organisms’ significant variance in their abilities to evolve based on interactions with each other and their environments.
Four Stanford students named 2025 Rhodes Scholars
The prestigious award provides support for talented scholars to pursue postgraduate degrees at Oxford University in England.
‘Portal and Piazza’ project draws the outside in
The shipping container at the east end of Meyer Green functions as both a window into other worlds and an open-air gathering space.
