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With donor support, a new research center aims to elevate Stanford’s scholarship on Asian Americans.

Alandra Lopez, co-first author of the study, is a 2016 EDGE Fellow.

Manu Gopakumar, co-first author of the study, is a 2020 SGF Fellow.

The 2024 cohort of Knight-Hennessy scholars represents 30 countries and 45 graduate degree programs across Stanford University.

Stanford students captured awe-inspiring snapshots of their travels abroad, from the sights and sounds of bustling city streets to the extraordinary views of Earth’s natural wonder

Eight students share their mental health struggles and what they’ve learned about finding joy in a traveling exhibition on view at Old Union today.

In this video Stanford EDGE Fellow, Oluwakemisola Omolola Adeusi, reflects on the evolution of her research, the impact of EDGE funding, and her overall experience...

The five early-career scholars will contribute to Stanford’s research and teaching related to race and ethnicity.

Paul Summers, who received the ARCS: Achievement Rewards for College Scientists award, is the winner of this year's Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability photo contest.

Stanford’s School of Humanities and Sciences has awarded five scholars from top research programs the distinguished Stanford Science Fellowship for 2024.

The award provides generous funding for immigrants and children of immigrants pursuing graduate degrees.

In this insightful video, Elliott shares a brief overview of his dissertation project and discusses how his scholarship contributes to diversity discourse within his field.

Mavis Stone, a 2023 EDGE Fellow, delivered a presentation titled "Empowering Community Flood Resilience: An Intersectional Feminist Approach" at the event.

Emily Schell, lead author of the study, is a 2022-2025 RAISE graduate student mentor.

Co-author of the study, Zhecheng Wang, is a 2018 SGF Fellow.

Nerves turn to celebration as Stanford School of Medicine students discover where they are headed for the final phase of their medical training.