Features
If They Could Read Your Mind
As neuroscientists hone new technologies for probing our brains, predicting our behavior and perhaps even altering our thoughts, ethicists wrestle with some vexing questions.
Family Firsts
Academically gifted but occasionally lacking advantages other students take for granted, “first-generation” students must fight through anxiety, feelings of isolation and the difficulty of negotiating two worlds. Their success may change their families forever.
The Gospel Truth
Elaine Pagels’s commentaries on so-called heretical texts like the Gospel of Thomas are broadening scholars’ views of early Christianity and challenging long-held assumptions.
The Work of Art
The idea was simple: mount an exhibition of artwork loaned by Stanford alumni and friends. It was also a learning opportunity for student curators, who got a behind-the-walls look at how a major museum show comes together.
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Storefront surgery
Taking Health Care Outdoors
Wilderness medicine
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Class Notes
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How Elephants Establish Who Is in Charge
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Yurts Become Pop-Up Science Labs
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The Audition Tape that Could
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Trustee Extraordinaire
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Dispatch from Colombia: Nick Casey
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