Faculty Profile by Rachel Kolb
Scott, a former Stegner fellow who teaches in Stanford’s creative writing program in addition to his pursuits as a working writer, took a few minutes from his schedule to discuss the intricacies of his new novel, humans and machines, and being a writer at Stanford.

by Lilith Wu
The Graphic Novel is a Stanford class that seeks to create an adaptation of a true story over the course of two quarters, meeting six hours every Monday.

by Seth Winger
A peek inside the Stanford Literary Lab, a loose collective of graduate students, lecturers, and professors with interests in computationally analyzing works of literature.

“The nature photograph shows a butterfly on a pretty flower… The conservation photography shows the same thing, but with a bulldozer coming at it in the background.” -Joel Sartore

The concept of narrative medicine is, as of yet, still unfamiliar to most. Distilled down to its most basic elements, it’s talk therapy.