Features
Let There Be Art
With a bold new addition and some badly needed seismic repairs, the Stanford Museum reopens as a visual arts complex fortified for a new millennium.
What's Next?
He’s a prize-winning chemist, entrepreneur, novelist and, now, playwright. The “father of the Pill” can’t stop.
Letters from the Western Front
Eight decades after the guns fell silent, the letters and diaries of three Stanford veterans bear witness to the horrors of World War I.
Trial by Fire
Caroline Paul set out to write an exposé of sexism in the San Francisco Fire Department. She ended up as a firefighter.
What I Learned From Joel
Back in 1979, Joel Dickholtz wrote a Daily column explaining why he was dropping out. It changed at least one reader’s life.
Leland's Journal
The Keys to Carnegie Hall
For Jon Nakamatsu, winning the Van Cliburn gold medal opened the door to Carnegie Hall.
Starfish Have No Brains
And other factoids from a website devoted to trivial pursuits.
Economics: A Love Story
In a new memoir, Milton and Rose Friedman celebrate an enduring, endearing partnership.
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You Knew Stanford Alumni Invented Google, But the Koosh Ball?
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Where to Find Inspiration? Maybe at Your Feet.
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Books, Music, Etc.
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