Features
Mind Over Misery
Medication and traditional talk therapy don’t work for a lot of people suffering from depression and anxiety. What does work, as decades of good results have shown, are the techniques used by psychiatrist David Burns, whose best-selling books and influential mentoring have changed the lives of millions.
High and Mighty
The Farm wouldn’t be the Farm without lots and lots of beautiful trees. We chose four species to celebrate in words and pictures.
Thinking Bigger, Little by Little
As Stanford embarks on a plan to grow the undergraduate class, President John Hennessy explains why it’s important to act now, and what the increase will mean for the campus and the academy.
The Borderless View of Tino Cuellar
The new head of Freeman Spogli Institute is celebrated for his energetic, problem-solving mentality, and a seemingly innate ability to bridge divides.
Spotlight
Farm Report
A Time of Loss
Remembering three giants
Departments
Class Notes
Farewells
Arms Control Advocate
George Bunn
Theater Iconoclast
Herbert Blau, MA '49, PhD '54
High Life
Carl "Berny" Wagner, '48, MA '49
Online Exclusives
Fifty Years of Harmony
Stanford's first a cappella group, the Mendicants, had no idea what they were starting.
"Dear Future Me"
The Class of '08 gets unexpected mail
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The Winding Road to Grapeness
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What Stanford Students Are Learning from First-Graders
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Bullets, Blood and Ice
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Microbe Man
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Dispatch from Hong Kong: Sam Gellman
July 2018
