Acclaimed food critic and editor-in-chief of 'Gourmet
Magazine'
speaks at Stanford University.

Federal Judge Denny Chin says the deal between Google and
publishers
"goes too far." But Stanford does not have to halt
its project
of digitizing the books in the university's libraries.

By Valerie Miner, artist-in-residence at the Clayman Institute for
Gender
Research and consulting professor of English.

Quotes Matthew Snipp, professor of sociology, and Michele Elam,
associate
professor of English.

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

One of the books is "Stalin's Genocides,"
by history
professor Norman Naimark.

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.

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...

History professor Joel Beinin comments on the reorientation of
Middle
East studies.

a unique summer camp for book lovers was created for middle- and high-school students, and held at Amherst College and Stanford University.

Stanford grad, Tin, wins two Grammys for composing music for a
video
game.

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

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