‘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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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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So Our Children Can Dream
This Spring marked fifty years since the fall of Saigon ended the Vietnam War and ten years since Yemen descended into a civil war that continues today. Beyond these milestones are quieter stories of generations who left everything behind so that their children could grow up in places of safety and possibility.
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The Girls on the Run Bay Area 5K: Where Confidence is Always in Style
Over 2,000 people gathered in Marina Park in San Leandro on May 10 to run a 5K – and half of them were under 12 years old. Girls on the Run Bay Area is a non-profit organization that builds young girls’ confidence through a movement-based program that culminates in this end-of-season 5K.
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This Exhibit Forces a Reckoning with the World We’ve Created
Through striking photographs and interdisciplinary collaboration, a photography exhibition at the Cantor Arts Center asks what it means to live on a planet that humans have fundamentally reshaped.
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Who said science isn’t for the weekend?Â
Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology hosts local community to learn more about physics in biennial science festival.
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From targets to tradeoffs: Companies face climate strategy crossroadsÂ
As policy shifts and energy demands rise, climate leaders at the Watershed Summit warn resilience may matter more than ambition.
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Runners Conquer Through Rain at the Big Sur International Marathon 2025
Around 4,500 participants took on the full 26.2-mile marathon course along Highway 1 from Big Sur Station to Carmel, passing through famous landmarks including the famous Hurricane Point climb and the iconic Bixby Bridge at the halfway mark.
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