Tag Archives: Stanford University

Anita here, and I’m going deep into what we all think about, what some (and the list is shorter than you think) of us do and what not enough of us talk about. Let’s go all the way down and get... Read More »

Luckily, Stanford students, this summer will be a much-needed time to recharge for most people as we head home. Nowhere else is it so easy to hear people with the same ideas as us and regain our faith... Read More »

So listen to people. The complexity of our language is one of the most unique things that we have as humans to interact with each other. I urge you to enjoy it. Read More »

It is clear to me that I was once terrified of change. I am still scared—scared of budgeting, of house hunting and of losing some of the dearest friends I have found here. But my last two years at... Read More »

I think we should all leave here with regrets. I think that regrets make us better—the gained knowledge buoying us above future obstacles rather than weighing us down. The people (nobody in... Read More »

I’m giving again to Stanford now. Why, you ask? Because Stanford produces results; it transforms people and the world; and its students, faculty and staff inspire me. And I want to be part of that,... Read More »

The lessons this history teaches are that houses are imperfect and divided, and do change. I hope that you and the Stanford community--including the active SAE brethren--will take these to heart. Read More »