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Reflecting on Four Years of Cardinal Service

By Callan Showers, ’19 The Cardinal Service initiative began my freshman year, in the fall of 2015. I am so thankful I made a lasting service commitment right away, by… Read more Reflecting on Four Years of Cardinal Service

Queer Migrant Experiences: Exploring Self and an International Community

By Alan Arroyo-Chavez, ’19 The warm summer air kissed my face as I sat on a tree-shaded hill watching the sun set between la Catedral de la Almudena and el… Read more Queer Migrant Experiences: Exploring Self and an International Community

What End-of-Life Care Taught Me About Medicine Beyond Medication

By Jonathan X. Wang, ’19, MS ’19 I remember how Frank loved jazz. How he smiled whenever I mentioned his wife or his three daughters. The stain on the corner… Read more What End-of-Life Care Taught Me About Medicine Beyond Medication

The Global and Local Conversations About Agricultural Conservation

By Kyle Van Rensselaer, ’19, MA ’20 What happens when you pave over a garden? The consequences are fairly small. How about when unchecked urban development paves over tracts of… Read more The Global and Local Conversations About Agricultural Conservation

Launching The A(bilities) Hub Initiative

By Zina Jawadi, ’18, MS ’19 Disability advocacy efforts have been vibrant at Stanford for decades, and over the past few years, students with disabilities have resumed advocating for a… Read more Launching The A(bilities) Hub Initiative

Building cultural sensitivity in conservation

Maria Doerr, ’17 (Environmental Systems Engineering) When the rain starts, we’re not ready. Ten of us stand in the truck bed, grasping the railing as the vehicle lurches down the… Read more Building cultural sensitivity in conservation

Seeing the invisible

By Jenn Ampey, ’19 (International Relations) The last strand of decorative lights fell into place as the clock struck 7:00 pm. After more than nine months of hard work, it… Read more Seeing the invisible

Above all, persistence

By Ryanne Bamieh, ’18 (History) It was a Thursday morning when we got the call. My partner and I had been investigating the case for the past two weeks, and… Read more Above all, persistence

Bridging Palo Alto’s education gap

By Ezra Yoseph, ’21 (biology/neurobiology) Following years of negotiations between its previous owner and Santa Clara County, Buena Vista Mobile Park survives as one of the few remaining options for… Read more Bridging Palo Alto’s education gap

Be a Force of Nature: Landing an Environmental Job

Come hear from our three environmentally-conscious panelists who are crusading toward a more sustainable world from three different angles. Panelists will give remarks on their career trajectories from advocacy and… Read more Be a Force of Nature: Landing an Environmental Job