Features
Seeing Is Believing
In Jeremy Bailenson's virtual reality lab, researchers are testing whether avatars can tell us something deeper about human behavior. Can pretending lead you to a better place?
Up Toward Mountains Higher
A group of climbers set out to conquer the Sierra's shyest peak, Mount Stanford, but then things took an unusual turn—especially for the 70-year-old.
How Green Is My Quadrangle
Stanford has taken steps to become more sustainable. From saving water in lab sinks to reducing traffic on campus, here are some examples of a leaner, greener Farm.
Who am I? No one special. Except I died nearly 40 years ago.
Struck down with a cerebral hemorrhage and all but declared dead, Richard Burns, '52, regained consciousness, and a life. This is the story of his resurrection, in his own words.
Departments
Red All Over
Farm Report
Planet Cardinal
Showcase
He Plays Well With Eras
Jordan Harrison's brainy plays
Noir Guy
The noir world of Mark Coggins
Tinker Tankers
Truck sculpture
Editor's Lessons
Bill Woo's advice
Class Notes
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Bullets, Blood and Ice
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You Knew Stanford Alumni Invented Google, But the Koosh Ball?
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Obituaries
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The Act of Becoming
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Dispatch from Hong Kong: Sam Gellman
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