Hoover@100

Explore the deep connection between Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover and their alma matter, Stanford University.

Discover the early humanitarian work of Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover that was grounded in their life long desire for a peaceful world.

Learn how the Hoovers’ gratitude for the extraordinary opportunities afforded them by the American way of life inspired their commitment to public service.

Learn about the importance of economics to a free society, and the contributions made by Hoover Fellows in this field.

Discover the resistance to tyranny across four countries and how it has led to more freedom for some and ongoing struggles for others.

Explore the Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty archival collection and how it epitomizes the importance of truth in the fight for freedom.

Discover the imagery of the people and organizations devoted to the pursuit of peace.

Discover moments in the history of disarmament as found in the Hoover Institution Library & Archives, from first hand documentation of the Hiroshima strike to recent efforts by Hoover Fellows to stop nuclear proliferation.

Explore the peacemaking activities that followed twentieth century wars.

Discover some of the elusive stories about how material came to be housed at the Hoover Institution Library & Archives.

Equipping Americans with relevant policy information, pertinent facts, and a discerning analytical perspectives.

View the latest videos Hoover hopes will encourage discussions, generate ideas, and disseminate information.