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Featured Interviews
Lorry Lokey
Lorry I. Lokey, a pioneer in the news service business, discusses the founding and growth of Business Wire, and the sale of the company to Warren Buffet. He also reflects on the impact of his Stanford education and his work on The Stanford Daily.
Nel Noddings
An interview with Graduate School of Education Professor Emerita Nel Noddings, a philosopher and educational researcher best known for her ethics of care theory .
Saul Rosenberg
Candid reflections from a pioneer in the treatment of lymphoma who helped develop the field of medical oncology.Interview Projects
Alumni Interviews
Student life, academics, and the impact of a Stanford education.
Faculty Interviews
Life stories, intellectual journeys, research discoveries.
Leadership and Trustees
Interviews with Stanford presidents, provosts, and trustees.
Stanford Athletics
Stanford Athletics and Athletics Hall of Fame interview projects
Arts at Stanford
Faculty, staff, students, and donors on nurturing the arts at Stanford.
Childcare at Stanford
The origins, evolution, and day-to-day practice childcare at Stanford.
Disability at Stanford
Living with disabilities, disability research, and advocacy for change.
Diversity Project
Stanford's efforts to increase diversity and support diverse students.
Faculty Senate Project
The origins, operations, evolution, and impact of a vital university institution.
Growing Pains of Physics
Origins of SLAC and the Department of Applied Physics at Stanford.
In Transit Project
International students and administrative staff describe the visa process.
John W. Gardner Interviews
John W. Gardner and his legacy of mentorship and public service.
Medical School Turning Points
Impacts of the medical school's 1959 move from San Francisco to campus
Pioneering Women
Life stories of trailblazing women on the Stanford faculty and staff.
Staff Interviews
Behind the scenes perspectives from staff key to sustaining Stanford.
Stanford Community
Interviews with presidential families, faculty spouses, and more.
Taking the Mic
Fifty years after the Taking the Mic protest of April 1968, participants recall this transformative event.
The Movement Project
Anti-Vietnam War protest and allied activism at Stanford.
Urban Studies at 50
The history of the Program in Urban Studies at Stanford.