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From affordable housing in the Bay Area to Indigenous land rights in the Klamath River watershed, Sibyl Diver’s work depends on building lasting relationships

A new study shows that providing housing without requiring prior drug treatment produces major public health gains and cost savings.

The student package processing and delivery system will start this fall and is part of the new Mail and Package Services program announced earlier this year.

The accelerator aims to enhance policymaking by providing insights into how emerging technologies are reshaping geopolitics, society, and the economy.

Through a cross-campus partnership, the McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society and the Stanford d.school help students apply ethical reasoning to real-world design challenges

The new Foothill course draws on the platform and personal teaching model used in Code in Place, a popular global course launched by Stanford faculty during the pandemic

For half a century, volunteer docents at the Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve ('Ootchamin 'Ooyakma) have educated visitors, supported research, and helped steward a unique local ec

URBANST 164: Sustainable Cities pairs students with Bay Area organizations on projects ranging from affordable housing to climate adaptation.

Led by Associate Professor Subini Annamma, the FIRE Fellowship involves both surveying formerly incarcerated youth about their experiences and equipping them with research skills.

Stanford’s Big Local News and Libraries supported a Pulitzer-winning investigation into Baltimore’s fentanyl crisis, helping journalists uncover overdose patterns among Black men.