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Cracking autoimmunity’s toughest cases
David Fiorentino’s pursuit of hidden patterns in autoimmune disease is transforming patient care—and may lead to new strategies for cancer prevention. (A little help from his old Stanford pals didn’t hurt.)
This is our moment
Every day, Stanford tackles the world’s most pressing challenges. Momentum tells the stories of that work, and how philanthropy helps make it possible.
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Talent is everywhere. Access? Less so.
As a high school student, taking a year of college courses transformed Lerone Martin’s sense of what was possible. As a Stanford professor, he’s now offering that same experience to students too often excluded from elite higher education.
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Inside the Nerdball revolution
With a spreadsheet as his compass, Coach Kyle Smith is rebuilding Stanford basketball through quantifiable toughness—and the players are embracing it.
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Makers. Doers. Boundary pushers.
The Stanford community overflows with curious people unafraid to try, change, and try again. Meet some of them.
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Didi Kuo
Center Fellow, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies
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Michael Fischbach
Professor of Bioengineering
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The name, image, and likeness of the game
New rules for paying student-athletes are changing college sports and the role of philanthropy.
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The universe, decoded
A new Stanford center is uniting astronomers and data scientists to decipher the cosmos—and reinvent the future of discovery.
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Scrappy and Proud
The student-run On Call Café aspires to more than latte art. Come for the caffeine, stay for the much-needed connection.
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Undoing injustice
Stanford Law School’s Three Strikes Project began as a challenge to draconian sentences. What followed is a national movement in criminal justice reform.
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A mistake, a hunch—and a breakthrough
How a research setback led to a discovery that just might transform lives.
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Whoever saves a life
For American Muslims, suicide represents a taboo within a taboo. Rania Awaad— a psychiatrist, faith leader, and Stanford Impact Labs Design Fellow—set out to change that.
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Let’s agree (on how) to disagree
How ePluribus is teaching students to engage across differences.
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Video: Into the future
Fifty years ago, two Stanford frosh went on a date that would change the course of their lives. Today, the grateful couple has found a way to change other lives, too.
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True change will require all of us.
One changemaker is admirable. A community of changemakers is unstoppable. There is nothing we can do that we cannot do better …
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