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Professor Kathryn Olivarius on disease and discrimination in the antebellum South

In her new book Necropolis, Olivarius explores how immunity to yellow fever became a form of social and economic capital that exacerbated inequity in 19th-century New Orleans.

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Jennifer Eberhardt receives the 2022 Lewis Thomas Prize

Overturning immigration myths

Reducing gun violence: Stanford scholars tackle the issue

Early COVID-19 mindset predicts well-being

Understanding the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Mark Granovetter

Mark Granovetter receives 2021 Frontiers of Knowledge Award

Richard Saller

Stanford Professor Richard Saller examines economic growth and innovation during the Roman Empire

Using Trump’s vaccine endorsement to move the needle on COVID-19 vaccines