Throwing the Oysters Out with the Bathwater
Friction between regulatory policy and California aquaculture leaves the future of Point Reyes oyster farmers in doubt.
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Why American Fusion Needs Federal Dollars and Stanford Minds
The race for fusion energy is no sprint, it’s a marathon fueled by money and minds. And right now, America is running with only one shoe tied. China is outspending the United States 2 to 1 on the technology that could revolutionize how we power the world. Fusion could replace fossil fuels forever, but Washington
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Bird Flu Milks California Dairy Production
The U.S’s biggest dairy-producing state is being squeezed by the recent outbreak of bird flu, which also affects cattle—and humans too.
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The “natural” order of things
At dinner tables and parties, conversations about gender often circle back to some version of the same refrain: men and women are just “naturally better” at different things—just look at hunter-gatherers. But a recent study revealing that women were hunters upended this narrative, seemingly rewriting history. Or did it? By diving deeper into this revelation, we begin
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Stanford GSB Black Business Student Association hosts “The Next Wave”, Stanford’s BlackLeadership Conference
Organized by the GSB Black Business Student Association, the event celebrated Black excellence in leadership across industries and generations.
‘To the Class of 2025,’ Advice From Stanford Mentors
The Stanford community has words of wisdom for 2025 graduates as they embark on new adventures.
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Rahn Sheffield: The Sprint Coach Who Spent Four Decades Defying Convention
Rahn Sheffield is a name synonymous with transformation — both on and off the track.
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Not Your Average Joe: Joe Nail Completes 50 Marathons, 50K Pushups in all 50 States
In the summer of 2024, Joe Nail, a dual MBA and international policy master’s degree student at Stanford, U.S. Army Officer, founder of Lead for America, and Forbes 30 under 30 honoree, completed a remarkable challenge: running 50 marathons and doing 50,000 push-ups in all 50 states. The challenge was named Project 1310
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From Elites to Everyday Runners, There’s a Race for Everyone
Running has become more inclusive than ever before. From elites to everyday runners, there’s a distance for everyone.
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Breakthrough Demo Day: Giving Underrepresented Founders A Voice
In the heart of Silicon Valley, home to venture capital and entrepreneurial activity, demo days occur frequently. But Breakthrough Demo Day in particular, provides a unique opportunity and powerful visibility to underrepresented founders.
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Coping with Cuts: Portraits of Loss after the U.S. Ceases Aid Operations Around the Globe
A reporting project of Stanford Journalism’s Spring 2025 Foreign Correspondence Class
Filoli: Silicon Valley’s Nature Oasis
Filoli Historic House and Gardens has been the site of matrimony for top Facebook executives, featured in SNL and Dynasty, and functioned as a neutral diplomatic setting for the Biden-Xi summit. This year, it celebrates its 50th year open to the public. Nestled in the valley that is home to today’s titans of industry lies
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