Cantor Center's "Splendid Grief" and "Frank Lobdell Figure Drawings" are among the top ten exhibits of 2009.

Professors Dan Edelstein and Paula Findlen use computers to map letters exchanged during the Enlightenment.

Researchers map thousands of letters exchanged in the 18th century's
"Republic of Letters" – and learn at a
glance what
it once took a lifetime of study to comprehend.

Music professor Jonathan Berger's research has revealed
new findings
about new generations of music listeners.

Discusses The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy and quotes
Editor
Edward Zalta, senior research scholar at the Center for the Study of
Language and Information (CSLI).

Peter Bhatia (AB History 1975) has been named Editor of Portland's
award-winning newspaper.

Carol Loeb Shloss, a consulting professor of English at Stanford,
questions the policies that should protect humanities scholars.

The Stanford Mobile Phone Orchestra members, led by assistant professor of music, Ge Wang, 'play' a symphony of iPhones.

Stanford students learn about the prison system in a dance course
with
incarcerated youth, taught by Drama department professor Janice
Ross.

Paul Wetenhall, who holds a Ph.D. from Stanford, will oversee the
Miami
Art Museum.