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Learning at Stanford

At Stanford we believe that teaching, learning, and research are all equally important components of an undergraduate education. The search to know, the drive to create, the substantive understanding of another perspective on the world, and a commitment to push back the frontier of our own limitations are fundamental aspects of the educational experience at Stanford.

We invite you to take a guided tour of some of Stanford’s many undergraduate academic opportunities or dive down deeper into an area of particular interest to you.

Announcements

·	Stanford Mathematician wins the Carl Sagan Prize for popularizing science
·	Novel engineering major to prepare students to tackle climate change, pollution
·	Stanford team wins Google Earth 3-D modeling contest
·	$1.1 million for collaborative research in the humanities
·	Roger Kornberg wins the 2006 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
·	Foundation grant will boost support for undergraduates in hands-on summer science research
·	Andrew Fire wins 2006 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
·	Stanford on iTunes: Download faculty lectures, interviews, music and sports