Stanford Magazine

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What Really Happened?

e's weathered many a storm to secure ownership of one of the world's most famous shipwrecks. Now Gregg Bemis, '50, wants to get to the bottom of suspect events a century ago.

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Something is Stirring

resurgence of activism at Stanford on issues ranging from police shootings to divestment from Israel has galvanized discussion about the benefits—and risks—of political engagement.

Photo: Glenn Matsumura

The Improbable World of Jennifer Dionne

ow one young professor is bending light and making the invisible visible.

The mystery of the Lusitania
Activism on campus
A world of wonders

A Call for Changes: Task force issues recommendations on dealing with campus sexual assaults.

Back in the U.S.S.R.: What's really changed in Russia?

Meet Jane: A Q&A with the new dean for religious life.

Double-Dutch Delight: Stanford Jump Rope takes flight

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