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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.
Olympians are made here. 59 Stanford-affiliated athletes went to Paris for the Summer Olympics. 37 of those athletes represented Team USA and brought home 39 medals, more than double the number of any other U.S. school. If Stanford competed as a country, it would have finished 8th in the overall medal standings in Paris.
Explore stories of other changemakers across campus who are doing the work and meeting the moment.
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.
Social isolation takes a toll on us. So why is reaching out so hard? Stanford psychologist Jamil Zaki uncovers the hidden barriers to connection—on campus and beyond.
The ambitious Greenhouse Gas Removal project is underway. Here’s a look at four innovative ideas that aim to clean our atmosphere.
For political science professor Michael McFaul, getting admitted to Stanford was only the first step.