Spotlights

It’s so easy for me to get lost in my schoolwork every week and forget about taking advantage of …

I’m in the midst of interviewing for summer internships …

#ENGR193 was a great way to bridge the gap between Stanford and the working world …

Stanford has given me the freedom to explore different disciplines and fields of engineering, most …

I’ve been told that the professional work environment will be very different from school, but …

When I was in fifth grade, I was diagnosed with exercise-induced asthma, which hurt my confidence in …

When I graduated from high school, I thought I wanted to be an artist …

There’s an information barrier in Ethiopia when it comes to opportunities for education …

I am Tangle Clan. Born for Salt Water Clan …

I’m from a small village in Vietnam. Stanford University was a distant dream …

I’m a third-year PhD student in civil and environmental engineering …

I’ve always been obsessed with figuring out how things work …

I was in 9th grade when my stepdad’s oral cancer returned. I remember feeling helpless because I …

If you look closely, you can find engineering everywhere. I kind of think about it as the magic …

I have loved math and science since I was little. I’ve also loved dancing and have been doing …

As a D1 varsity athlete looking to balance rowing, academics and other interests, the Stanford …

My original plan at Stanford was to go into sustainable energy policy, but I surprised myself by how …

The solar car is a hyper-efficient electric vehicle. Solar cells on top generate electricity from …

My job during the international solar car race is to tell the driver how fast the car should be …

Next year I will be the president of the Society of Women Engineers at Stanford (SWE). I joined SWE …

The first Society of Women Engineers (SWE) events I attended as a freshman were “Faculty …