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Law Professor Daniel Ho and three Stanford-community partnerships in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties were honored in a ceremony on March 3.

A new approach could accelerate historical analysis by teaching AI to read documents like scholars do.

Spring quarter course enrollment is now open. Check your email for your specific enrollment group time.

Undergraduate housing applications are open for summer 2026 and academic year 2026-27. Apply by April 14.

In Churn, social psychologist Claude Steele examines why diverse settings can feel uncomfortable – and shares an antidote to transform these experiences.

Revisiting well-known semiconductors, engineers have produced a low-cost approach to infrared emitters and sensors.

The Stanford ecologist traces quiet shifts in the natural world – and how they circle back to human health. PhD student Phil Roberge takes us on a tour of his lab.

The Flourishing Cities Initiative brings together cross-campus faculty and bipartisan politicians to develop research-backed strategies that help newcomers and longtime residents thrive together.

A privacy-focused platform helps health researchers examine how digital interactions influence physical and mental health.

A Stanford Law report reveals California’s inadequate monitoring of dairies and feedlots, highlighting the need for stronger regulatory enforcement to protect groundwater quality and community health.