Academics

The ACC champion graduated this month with a degree in science, technology, and society and an appreciation for playing as part of a team.

Celeste Chung, ’26, founded a nonprofit at 16 to create learning centers in Sabah, her home state in Malaysia. Now she’s paying her Stanford opportunities forward by developing a scholarship program for Sabahan students.

The identical twins, both human biology majors, are headed to vet school and a Fulbright fellowship after four years of research and service at Stanford.

A variety of grants and mentorship opportunities encourage undergrad researchers to pursue work on original projects, from AI efficiency to disease treatment.

A Stanford field course takes students into Bay Area forests for an up-close look at the lives of local birds.

The bioengineering student and singer-songwriter graduates this month with plans to continue researching a cure for a rare form of muscular dystrophy.

The junior captains the women’s field hockey team and dances with three campus groups – experiences she credits with teaching her to let go.

During a seven-month residency, the Denning Visiting Artist mentored students, drew packed audiences, and fostered conversations about poetry, music, and the work of being an artist.

A nano@stanford program gives community college students hands-on training in a cleanroom, paving the way for opportunities in a growing industry.

The 2026 cohort of 87 scholars represents 31 countries, with students who will pursue degrees in 45 graduate programs across Stanford.