Stanford University professor Clayborne Carson brings his play,
Passages
of Martin Luther King, to Jerusalem and the West Bank.

Quotes Blakey Vermeule, associate professor of English.

Quotes Robert Proctor, professor of history.

By Russell Berman, professor of German and of comparative
literature and
senior fellow at the Hoover Institution.

If elected, Tenzin Tethong would succeed the Dalai Lama as
political
leader

Despite the d.school's relatively short history, its
tangible
achievements are impressive. But founder David Kelley prefers to
emphasize the process rather than the products. What really matters,
he
says, is the creative confidence students acquire as they...

Stanford sophomore, Ivy Nguyen uses x-ray technology to reveal
traces of
pigment from the vibrant paint that once adorned ancient Greek and
Roman
sculptures.

"Passages of Martin Luther King," written by
Clayborne Carson,
professor of history at Stanford and director of the Martin Luther
King
Jr. Research and Education Institute, will open March 22 for four
performances in East Jerusalem before moving to various...

Choral concert highlights California, Oregon, and Washington
composers,
including composer L. Peter Deutsch, who has studied music at
Stanford
with lecturer Giancarlo Aquilanti.

Chinese-born contemporary artist Xiaoze Xie created more than 30 works of art included in "Xiaoze Xie: Amplified Moments." The display is at the 1050 World's Park Drive museum through May 15. Xie is an art professor at Stanford University.

"Earworms," "flashbulb memory"
and tunes "on the
tip of your tongue" – composer Jonathan Berger
explores how
memory affects music.

The story mentions Professor Emeritus, Arthur Rampersad, and poet
Wendell
E. Berry, who has previously taught at Stanford.

Review of "The Professor and Other Writings" by
Terry Castle,
professor of English.