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2018

Applications open for 2019-2020 fellowships

August 1, 2018

Learning through sound

July 3, 2018

What Adam Smith can teach us about inequality

June 21, 2018

Hume Fellows Calvin Baker and Nathan Large win Golden Medal Awards

June 20, 2018

Hume Fellow explores how ancient ruins in southeastern Sicily affect identities

June 18, 2018

Stanford alum Siddhartha Mukherjee explores how cancer has changed our culture at the 2018 Stanford Humanities Center Presidential Lecture

June 4, 2018

Stanford Humanities Center announces its new fellows

May 21, 2018

Who makes great art?

May 8, 2018

Great Britain’s need for guns, war supplies drove 18th-century industrialism, Stanford scholar says

May 3, 2018

Stanford researcher examines how people perceive interruptions in conversation

May 2, 2018

Louis Menand unmasks the rock god in his cultural history of rock’n’roll

April 9, 2018

Can political emotions destroy democracy?

April 9, 2018

News anchor Ted Koppel at Stanford Humanities Center to discuss trajectory of American journalism

April 9, 2018

Who belongs in France?

March 1, 2018

Professor John Willinsky

Stanford scholar celebrates Western culture’s open-access tradition

February 21, 2018

What an anonymous travel manuscript from the 1700s reveals about eighteenth-century Italy

February 2, 2018

Stanford Humanities Center international visitor Greg Walker

Resisting tyranny with humor: Timely lessons from the 1500s

January 19, 2018

Stanford political scientist studies apocalyptic political rhetoric

January 8, 2018

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