Hungry? Our STANFORD magazine interns stopped by Hoover House recently for pizza and conversation with Stanford president Richard Saller. youtube.com/watch?v=ziBdJ1…

From the U.S. border to Ukraine to Gaza, StanfordHealthPolicy's Paul Wise has been working for decades to try and ensure vulnerable children are given proper protection and medical treatment in conflict zones and borderlands. 🩺 Read more in Stanford Magazine. ↘️ ow.ly/zVBc50RrgBg

"Promotions filled the ego, but they didn’t necessarily fill the soul. And the latter is more important." -- This and other golden career insights from some of the 264 alumni who responded to our latest reader ask: stanfordmag.org/contents/dialo…

Want to be a software engineer but not sure exactly what they do all day? Noa Glaser, ’18, MS ’19, fills us in on her job as an AI software engineer at Google Research. stanfordmag.org/contents/so-yo…

Our annual summer reading list is live—11 books recommended by all-star alumni. No sunblock required. stanfordmag.org/contents/what-… Alka Joshi Paz Pardo @pazsays.bsky.social Kate Paye Exosonic Eric Horvitz Elliot Kaufman Guy Kawasaki Alyssa London Ellen Ochoa Stanford Alumni Stanford University

Catch up on the latest with the Loop. In our July issue: Olympics then and now; the end of Chevron deference; it’s getting hot in here. stanfordmag.org/contents/the-l…

We asked 11 all-star alumni what they're reading this summer. What book would you add? stanfordmag.org/contents/what-…

We asked 11 all-star alumni what they're reading this summer. What book would you add? stanfordmag.org/contents/what-…

In 1924, diver Clarita Neher was the first female Stanford athlete to go to the Olympics. Years later, she recalled the opening ceremonies. “People were standing and cheering and waving flags, and the tears rolled down our faces.” Read her story: stanfordmag.org/contents/full-…

Seeking Summer Work "I know people find opportunities through their networks. But as I began to write a post, the exposure of my circumstances hit me. 'Stanford grad seeking charity' is not exactly where I meant to end up in life." - Michael Copperman, ’02 stanfordmag.org/contents/seeki…

First day on the job! From the Foothills to the Bay, President Jonathan Levin, ’94, sees a range of opportunity. stanfordmag.org/contents/up-to…

"If Silicon Valley prides itself on its secret sauce, then Think Remarkable is author Guy Kawasaki's (’76) invitation to a meal at the chef’s table." Read the review by Marisa Messina, ’16, MA ’16, MBA ’23. stanfordmag.org/contents/book-…

We're not surprised geekdom is trending in athletics. Stanford athletes have been bringing big Nerd energy to the Olympics since 1912. washingtonpost.com/sports/olympic…

Got someone in your household who needs to get back on schedule? Here's how to be a morning person. stanfordmag.org/contents/how-t…

There's a lot of talk about #psychedelics right now. In our 2023 story, scientists said we need to know more about how they work and when they can help. stanfordmag.org/contents/falli…

Back to school, K-12 style! Wesley Watkins, ’97, of the The Jazz & Democracy Project®, asked what would happen if you centered a civics curriculum around music. stanfordmag.org/contents/jazz-…

Back to school, K-12 style! Kathy Ho, MA ’94, never knows exactly what—or who—the day will bring. But she can’t imagine being at any other school. stanfordmag.org/contents/the-h…

Back to school, K-12 style! Math anxiety? Jo Boaler has tips. stanfordmag.org/contents/jo-bo…