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Communications director emeritus Elaine C. Ray received the Alexander-Green News and Documentary Award.

The Stanford History Education Group revolutionized the way students learned about the past. Now it's moving into a new era.

Injection reduces reactions to allergy-triggering foods like nuts, milk and wheat

Projects include early STEM education, racial trauma in schools, elementary school assignment policies in schools and more.

Stanford Medicine's Vicki Harrison explains the forces impacting youth mental health today, and why it's so important to involve teens in solutions.

The RAISE fellowship program fosters connection between doctoral student researchers and communities they hope to benefit

A fuel reduction project to improve wildfire resilience is a living lab for wildfire management research and models cultural burning for Indigenous communities.

Stanford Dining, Hospitals & Auxiliaries is working with the nonprofit Sprouts to bring young people in the Bay Area interested in food careers to campus for internships

The Institute of International Education recognized the university for providing as a safe haven for academics facing threats, persecution or hardship in their home countries.

Stanford experts share their favorite tips for incorporating sustainability into your life at home, at work, and in your community.

An event to commemorate body donations, “the priceless gift of generosity,” previously only open to faculty, staff and students, is now open to the donors’ loved ones.

Rethinking work: People may be living in retirement for as long as they were working.

Scholars and policy makers addressed how to rebuild trust in Congress, the military and more at a conference sponsored by the Center for Revitalizing American Institutions

A new set of machine-learning tools is helping countries place refugees where they're most likely to find employment.

Third annual Democracy Day events span plethora of activities.