Features
Who Needs the Humanities at 'Start-Up U'?
Galvanized by perceptions that Stanford is primarily a training ground for tech entrepreneurs, humanities faculty are working to show the value, relevance and strength of their programs.
How the Truth Gets Twisted
Fuzzy memories aren't the only problem with relying on eyewitness testimony in the courtroom, says psychologist Elizabeth Loftus, MA '67, PhD '70. Her research has shown that what we think we remember can be completely contrived.
In a Last Wild Place
Lions are being lost at an alarming rate across Africa. Biologist and wildlife photographer Susan McConnell traveled to a reserve in Mozambique to see why they're in trouble, and what's being done to help.
Farm Report
Prof Wins Ig Nobel for Ponytail Probe
Coiffure mechanics
Planet Cardinal
Departments
Class Notes
Farewells
Blockbuster Producer
Richard D. Zanuck, '56
Gentle Conscience
M. Brewster Smith, '39, MA '40
Game Changer
Gordon Herbert Waddell, '64
Online Exclusives
Meet the Parents
Nobody experiences the agony and ecstasy of the game quite like the moms and dads of the players.
O Tannenbaum
Artificial tree maker Thomas Harman, MBA '05, on the appeal of fake fir.
Kidneys for Sale
A young alum thinks money is the key increasing kidney donations.
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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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