Oops I did it again 🤭 #TotalSolarEclipse

Good evening #BayArea CA! This is the view of you from the @Space_Station just after 5pm tonight. Including @TheCityofSac, passing over the Sierra Nevada, #LakeTahoe, and finishing over @CityofReno NV and Pyramid Lake. @NWSBayArea @sfgov @NWSSacramento @NWSReno Sep 22, 2023 5:08

“I’d tell the Class of 2023: Stay connected. And always think of people first, then the project. We’re all really lucky to be here at Stanford and I think we should be using this privilege and this opportunity to help others.” -Ziyad Gawish, #Stanford2023 🎓

Nadia Hemmat, a transfer student from San Mateo, California, graduates in June with a bachelor’s degree in human biology. Motivated by her experience as a female athlete and her family’s generational transformation, she will pursue a career in global women’s health.

Et tu, Brute? More than a thousand undergraduate students were treated to a @StanfordTAPS production of Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” earlier this month as part of the COLLEGE course “Citizenship in the 21st Century.” 🎥: Kurt Hickman

Elliott White Jr. (@SwampManElliott), assistant professor at @StanfordDoerr, answers the internet’s questions on climate change 👇

Meet Parthiv Krishna, ’23, MS ’24. The senior from Excelsior, Minnesota, has served as co-president of Stanford Student Robotics, president of the Harmonics, and captain of the ski team. He’ll graduate in June with a BS in electrical engineering and a minor in music.

“What I see are more and more opportunities to address the challenge.” Chris Field, a global ecology and climate science pioneer, is pursuing impact at scale at the new @StanfordDoerr School of Sustainability ⬇️

Prof. Carolyn Bertozzi won the Nobel Prize for establishing the field of bioorthogonal chemistry. What is that? Glad you asked …

"I understand the gravity of being a woman and now a #Nobel laureate in the sciences. There aren't that many of us—yet." Prof. @CarolynBertozzi on chemistry, mentorship and representation ⬇️

"Everyone I talk to at Stanford wants to make the world a better place. I think if we hold our community here close to us, the values we gained along the way close to us, we'll be able to make that kind of mark." -Helena Zhang, #Stanford2022 🎓

“As I leave Stanford, one of the things I'm going to miss the most is this just incredible community of people. The people, I think, are what make Stanford.” -Gaurab Banerjee, #Stanford2022 🎓

Author, educator and advocate Dr. @simran Jeet Singh addressed the Class of #Stanford2022 at the first of two Baccalaureate ceremonies on Friday. 🎥: Kurt Hickman

Identifying struggling young readers can be a time-consuming and costly task for schools. A new online tool developed by @StanfordEd researchers lifts that burden without compromising the reliability of one-to-one assessments.

Meet @MaryKateCooper, #Stanford2022 🎓 A varsity rower, disability advocate and aspiring astronaut, she’ll graduate in June with a bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering and computer science.

Meet Maya Guzdar, #Stanford2022 🎓 A senior class president and scholar of Mandarin, she’ll graduate in June with a bachelor’s degree in international relations and soon begin a one-year master’s program as a Schwarzman Scholar at Tsinghua University in Beijing.

How can universities make teaching and learning more inspiring, more accessible, and more equitable? Sarah @steingreenberg talks May 25 via Zoom about lessons taught at the @stanforddschool, as collected in her book "Creative Acts for Curious People": https://t.co/nzMHg0YxCP

Research suggests Europa, one of Jupiter’s many moons, is a prime candidate for extraterrestrial habitability in our solar system.

Using advanced 3D printing techniques, Stanford researchers are working to transform a paste made of living cells into hearts and other organs.

Alexis Wells-Oghoghomeh has spent over a decade poring through historical material to better understand how Black women experienced the horrors of American slavery.