Adam Langshaw
Medicine, policy, technology.
First-Year Distinguished Essay Award, Hoover Institution, 2026
Opinions Managing Editor, The Stanford Daily
Adam Langshaw is a Stanford undergraduate in the Class of 2029, studying public policy and mathematics with a minor in computer science, on the pre-med track.
His work sits between health policy and medicine. He has co-authored research on health equity in cystic fibrosis and on immigrant patients' access to care, and he is Opinions Managing Editor of The Stanford Daily, writing on politics, higher education, and health policy.
He grew up in Weston, Florida. Away from work he is usually around football, skiing, or a set of turntables.
Recent writing
- Why Stanford must follow Harvard on grade reform Opinion · The Stanford Daily
- Aden Valencia's will: how a freshman became a national wrestling champion Sports · The Stanford Daily
