Obituary

The longtime Stanford professor was an influential voice in the philosophy of education, bringing clarity to questions about how knowledge develops.

By changing how entrepreneurship is taught, Holloway revolutionized management education.

The renowned gastrointestinal radiologist and former director of diagnostic radiology at Stanford is remembered for his infectious enthusiasm and dedication to teaching.

Known for his poet’s heart, Rosaldo was beloved in the university’s Chicano community. He also founded and directed the Stanford Center for Chicano Research.

One of the most influential econometricians of the last century, the Stanford professor harnessed statistical models to understand economic data, transforming the field of theoretical econometrics.

A longtime trustee, Bing transformed the university through six decades of volunteer service and philanthropy.

A passionate and wide-ranging scholar, the Norway-born professor reconciled two disparate philosophical traditions.

Castellino, who founded the first radiation oncology division at Stanford Medicine, led the Diagnostic Radiology Department and made important contributions to research in imaging the lymphatic system.

The Gap co-founder’s generosity helped shape the arts at Stanford and left a lasting mark across the university.

Denning, Stanford’s longest-serving board chair, was known as a champion of big ideas and helped further the university’s global impact through decades of service and generosity.