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This year, Stanford celebrates 125 years of impact in people’s lives and around the world. Visit the Stanford 125 website for information about upcoming events.

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  1. Tiny specks of diamond may hold a key to improving microscopes and printing computer chips:

  2. The richer you are, the longer you can expect to live. See how the has visualized new work by Raj Chetty.

  3. Life expectancy is tied to where you live—especially for the poor, 's Raj Chetty found:

  4. Should the Electoral College system be replaced with a national popular vote?

  5. “On the Shoulders of Giants” runs through April 24 at Stanford Art Gallery:

  6. Powerful X-ray beams help unravel the secrets of a key biological molecule: ubiquitin.

  7. The future of cancer detection and treatment resides in tiny nanoparticles:

  8. Residents of Palo Alto's trailer park stay because they value their children's education:

  9. Students practice sustainable agriculture on the O'Donohue Family Stanford Educational Farm:

  10. Research is about more than applying models to data. Policy implications matter to Monika Piazzesi.

  11. Scientists fight cancer by making pictures of the molecules that let it spread:

  12. Performances of Rent begin on Friday and continue through April 16 in Memorial Auditorium:

  13. .'s conservation photography is on display at the Stanford Art Gallery:

  14. South America's early human populations crashed after over-consuming natural resources:

  15. Stanford's Master of Liberal Arts program celebrates 25 years:

  16. Sometimes, chemists, doctors and engineers struggle to grow molecules. Marc Deller can help:

  17. Advances in human reproduction raise new legal and ethical issues:

  18. In one humble vase from ancient Greece, science, art history and conservation intersect:

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