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Bryan Metzger (International Relations, ’20) discusses his career alongside other SGS alumni at an event in celebration of SGS' 20th anniversary. Photo credit...

On any given day, Stanford students might be taking a course on Iranian cooking, practicing Portuguese before embarking on fieldwork in Brazil, or conducting AI and robotics research in Japan. These moments of global engagement, scattered across…
On Stanford’s Democracy Day, Nov. 4, 2025, Stanford students, faculty and community members gained insights and inspiration from a panel of student protestors in Serbia who shared firsthand lessons on what students can do when democracy is under…

Amy Zegart. Photo credit: Andrew Brodhead

Amy Zegart has devoted her career to understanding national security challenges and emerging threats in the digital age.When a child becomes fixated on a topic, you never know where it might lead. For Stanford scholar Amy Zegart, a childhood…

Tad Taube | Taube Philanthropies

Through decades of giving and volunteerism, he strengthened areas across campus.Tad Taube, ’53, MS ’57, a Bay Area business leader and longtime Stanford philanthropist, died Sept. 13 at the age of 94 at his home in San Mateo County.Taube was founder…

Photo of Joel Cabrita by Harrison Truong for Stanford University.

Joel Cabrita, a professor in the Department of History and in the Department of African and African American Studies, has been selected as a co-winner of the 2025 African Studies Association's Aidoo-Snyder Book Prize for her book Written Out:…
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