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The campus-wide event challenged students to explain years of work in just three minutes – no jargon allowed.

San Mateo County’s new Poet Laureate, Antonio De Jesús López, is a RAISE fellow.

Lucia Brunel and Benjamin Moran are two Stanford students who have been selected for the 2025 Schmidt Science Fellows.

Doctoral students and postdocs interested in exploring paths beyond academia heard from Stanford alumni and industry leaders about careers in business, biotech, the arts, and more

Featured doctoral students Chris Mah, Karishma Bhagani, and Tami Gjorgjieva are RAISE fellows.

Ten graduate students will have three minutes each to engage the audience – and a panel of judges – with their research projects at the April 17 event emceed by President Levin.

During a three-week campus immersion program, students practice their problem-solving skills before working with communities around the world.

During the annual event to explore life at Stanford, families gathered to engage with university leaders, learn about student organizations, tour the campus, and more.

Parth Sarin is an SDE Graduate Fellow whose research provided a framework for the AI lessons.

In this video, Marlon Ariyasinghe, a PhD student in Theater and Performance Studies, shares the inspiration behind his work, and discusses his theater production, "Exorcism".

Stanford University is opening of a new Computing and Data Science (CoDa) building.

A new course for teacher candidates, led by Stanford professor Michael Hines, is rooted in the idea that teaching is a deeply historical act.

Murty is an investor and philanthropist who promotes initiatives to drive positive impact in Britain. Sunak served as the 57th prime minister of the United Kingdom.

Samantha Bunke, a PhD student at Stanford and one of the study’s three lead investigators, is a 2022 RAISE Fellow.

The Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance supports postdocs for female athlete and other human performance research at Stanford.

Applications for the Bio-X PhD fellowships are open. Bio-X fellows receive three years of tuition and stipend funding.

The announcement marks a milestone for the small MFA program, with alumni producing two of the 10 U.S. documentary selections.