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The Haas Center and Stanford Digital Education will work with Matriculate to empower high-achieving, low-income students.

An expert in the nuances of Muslim mental health says that innovative approaches can be used in other faith communities

Stanford researchers found that smaller farms with varying crop types – interspersed with patches of forest – sustain many forest-dependent bird populations in Costa Rica.

Last fall, Sathvik Nori, ’25, became the youngest person elected to the Sequoia Union High School District board of trustees. He ran at age 19.

Stanford experts on atmospheric dynamics explain why it’s so hard to predict the path and the intensity of tropical storms.

As robo-taxis take to the streets, Stanford Law School’s Robert Rabin explains how laws on driver negligence and liability will evolve.

A massive Stanford-led study of medical and genetic data showed that a particular version of a gene had a lower risk of the two diseases.

Schools were welcomed back to Bing Concert Hall performances after three years away and the K-12 program deepened its work with Ravenswood City School District.

In June, the engineering school dean revived her in-person free data science workshop in Mongolia, developed from one of the first-ever MOOCs. Rwanda and South Africa are next.

Bay Area high school students took the lead on a study of district programs and policies that affect student well-being, with help from veteran researchers at Stanford.

Four Stanford faculty members have been named fellows in the 2023-24 Faculty Advancement Network Institute on the Inquiry, Equity and Leadership in the Academic Network

Stanford physician Kavita Patel discusses the new Biodesign Policy Fellowship. Fellows will learn how laws and regulations determine the path of new technologies into patient care.

Unique non-profit brings bikes and life lessons to East Palo Alto youth

The annual event, which made its first appearance at Stanford this year, convened Pac-12 universities to discuss sustainability on college campuses and in athletic departments.

Students harnessed the power of big data with the guidance of faculty and industry mentors to propose groundbreaking solutions to wildland fire issues in the Stanford Doerr School

Wong, a veteran and transfer student, wins the J.E. Wallace Sterling Award, for leadership and volunteer activities that have made a significant impact on the campus community.

Winning women's water polo coach John Tanner discusses infusing civic engagement into college athletics and why he hopes his players will be voters for life.

The longtime collaboration between Ravenswood City School District and Stanford Live has helped the district's music program for elementary and middle school children flourish.

The Rescue Fund offers residencies to international scholars facing hardship in their home countries.