Can we create spaces where everyone’s voice matters? Equipped with patience, courage, and curiosity, students meet for the ...

We talk with neuroscientist Antonio Damasio about the science of consciousness, how it works in the body, and how it aims to ...

Students find that spending time with people from different backgrounds can be a powerful first step toward building ...

With the rise of AI and multiple global crises, psychologists recommend tending to our bodies, connecting in-person, and ...

A new study finds that a gun violence program in Richmond, California, led to three times the national decline in violence.

Rustout often hides behind competence, and the reliable person is often given more of the same work. The person who does not ...

We learned a lot in producing our new documentary series, Connecting on Campus: Stories of Courage, Curiosity, and Empathy.

The founding director of the Stanford Center on Longevity reflects on the greatest challenges and opportunities of longer lives.

Is kindness a lost virtue in the United States? One might wonder, given the highly publicized social and political tensions we face as a nation. News reports of incivility and violence, as well as ...

At a compassion education conference in 2018, Buddhist scholar Thupten Jinpa described new scientific evidence on the effectiveness and benefits of compassion training. Why, he asked, despite the ...

The idea of work-life balance has been around for decades, but today the combination of rising financial pressures, gig work, cobbling together of part-time jobs, and (for white-collar workers) ...

This Sunday, more than 100 million Americans will gather for the Super Bowl, arguably the closest thing we have to a shared national ritual. In stadiums, living rooms, and sports bars, millions of ...