Features
Assembly Required
Drew Endy and Christina Smolke, partners in life and in the lab, are at the leading edge of a bioengineering revolution: using genetic material to make living entities with utilitarian purposes. You might say they’re trying to build a better world.
Project Lifetime
The brains behind hit reality shows such as The Bachelor, Andrea Wong, MBA '93, moved to Lifetime and did her own version of an extreme makeover. The results have impressed industry insiders and attracted viewers, but will advertisers buy what she's selling?
History is a test. Mankind is failing it.
René Girard's theories about the human condition have made him a giant among contemporary philosophers and a revered figure in his native France. His ideas offer a sobering view of where humanity is headed.
Card Stock
A nationally acclaimed group of football recruits arrives on campus soon, but they’ve been acting like teammates for months.
Departments
Red All Over
Farm Report
Planet Cardinal
Nine Lives
Whose Woods these are: All nine members of this family graduated from Stanford
Showcase
Grief's Beauty
An artist looks at Victorian mourning, through the lens of Leland Jr.
Her Father's People
Author Danzy Senna finds her roots in the South
Class Notes
Farewells
Hole Hearted
Bob Rosburg
Instrumental Figure
Frances Blaisdell
A Record of Service
Claude Brinegar
Online Exclusives
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Obituaries
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Letters to the Editor
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You Knew Stanford Alumni Invented Google, But the Koosh Ball?
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Bullets, Blood and Ice
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The Winding Road to Grapeness
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