Tina Seelig teaching a class / Photo: L.A. Cicero
In massive online course offered by Stanford, teams unleash diverse approaches to creativity
R.F. MacKay
Innovative 'Crash Course' inspires students around the world to think in new ways.
U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington D.C. /Photo: Mesut Dogan, Shutterstock.com
Stanford research: White Republicans, Southern evangelicals most likely to claim reverse discrimination
Max McClure
Whites who perceive anti-white bias draw from different communities in different parts of the country: evangelical churches in the South, and the Republican Party elsewhere.
U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon speaking at Stanford's Dinkelspiel Auditorium /Photo: L.A. Cicero
U.N. Secretary-General tells Stanford students to be 'global citizens'
Brooke Donald

In Stanford speech, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon outlines three ways to navigate a changing world, and urges students to reach beyond borders to secure peace and prosperity.

Clayborne Carson portrait / Photo: L.A. Cicero
Stanford historian, Martin Luther King Jr. scholar offers personal perspective on King's legacy
Corrie Goldman
In his new memoir, Martin's Dream, Clayborne Carson recounts his journey from a civil rights activist to preeminent Martin Luther King Jr. scholar.