Features
Game Changer
Intercollegiate athletics are baked deep into Stanford's identity and culture. But measures aimed at professionalizing college sports could jeopardize that historic part of university life.
The Collection of a Lifetime
Harry W. and Mary Margaret Anderson spent decades assembling one of the world's best private collections of postwar American art, and almost as long sharing it with Stanford students. Now, some of the paintings and sculptures that once adorned their house have a permanent home on campus.
A Bedtime Story
Thanks to the research of William Dement, we know more than ever about the dangers of too little shut-eye. His contributions to science—and his wildly popular Sleep and Dreams course—have made him a giant in a field once considered irrelevant.
Farm Report
His Lucky Day
He survived the '89 quake
On Schooling Souls
Scotty McLennan retires
What's Going On, And Going Up
Construction on campus
Sky's the Limit
Missions instead of majors?
All Grown Up
The new class, with a twist
'We save a lot of brain cells'
Hang time with the punter
Drell Named Dean
At engineering, a new dean
Departments
Class Notes
Farewells
Prizewinning Journalist
William J. Coughlin, '44, MA '50
Archaeologist
Leslie Elizabeth Wildesen, '66
Middle East Scholar
Fouad Ajami
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10 Reasons to Like this Course
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Obituaries
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You Knew Stanford Alumni Invented Google, But the Koosh Ball?
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Books, Music, Etc.
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Where to Find Inspiration? Maybe at Your Feet.
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