Q: What is the Stanford StoryBank?
A: Stories of learning and impact unfold daily at Stanford University.The StoryBank is a central source for information on a wide range of discoveries, ideas and people to watch. We invite you to:

Browse by school or topic to see how Stanford University is educating leaders and seeking solutions to the world's complex problems.
Search for specific stories and videos using keywords or specific topic tags
Share interesting stories by emailing them, using links to popular bookmarking sites, or using our "Rating" feature.
Exchange ideas with other readers through our "Comment" feature.
Subscribe to an rss feed or a monthly email newsletter that enables you to receive stories about specific topics of interest to you.

Q: How can I submit stories to The Stanford StoryBank?
A: The StoryBank is focused on Stanford-based research, teaching, and projects. If you have a story you think is appropriate for the StoryBank, please use the "Contact Us" link at the top of each page.

Q: How did you choose the general topic categories featured on the StoryBank?
A: The topics are organized to clearly illustrate the vision and goals of The Stanford Challenge. —finding multidisciplinary solutions to health, environmental, and international issues; and educating leaders through investments in arts and creativity, K-12, undergraduate, and graduate education. For more information on the Stanford Challenge, please visit http://thestanfordchallenge.stanford.edu.

Q: How can I manage my email subscription?
A: To update or cancel your email subscription, please click here.

Q: What is RSS?
A: You can use RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds to get stories delivered directly to your desktop. You can receive story headlines in XML format by using an RSS aggregator.