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The Haas Center for Public Service empowers students to create lasting impact, connecting over 3,500 individuals each year with meaningful service opportunities.

The former walk-on turned team leader aims for a national championship while aspiring to leverage his economics education for positive change.

Invented by Stanford Medicine researchers, Electro-LEV can gently sort different types of cells by levitating them to different heights. The system could enhance cancer research and even guide microrobots.

Professor Ed deHaan shares essential insights on the language of business from his class Financial Accounting and Reporting.

From perfecting sourdough to engineering circuit boards, the sophomore skillfully blends art and science in his pursuits.

Before a recent game, Dean Jennifer Widom and Football General Manager Andrew Luck celebrated the historic relationship between Stanford’s engineering and football programs, featuring a tailgate, solar car display, motorized couch ride, and more.

At the newly remodeled Graduate School of Education, artist Jacob Hashimoto’s playful centerpiece represents the possibilities that come from teaching and learning.

Stanford Medicine-led research shows that premature babies experience improved language development when listening to recordings of their mothers – a finding that could transform neonatal care.

The chemical engineering professor was recognized for his advances in recovering valuable materials from wastewater. “This award is a testament to my community.”

Ben Gulbranson reflects on his decision to pursue football on the Farm – and his off-the-field plans to study for a career in medicine.