Kenneth Fields, a long-time Stanford professor in the English and
Creative Writing Departments, attributes his success as a poet to
the encouragement
and inspiration he has recieved from individuals in his daily life.

A review of the two works by Composer David Lang ('78)
showcased at
Stanford on January 25, 2012, by Stanford Lively Arts.

Stanford students and faculty joined students and faculty from UC
Santa
Cruz, UC Berkeley, and Mills College, to participate in a workshop
focused on the history of reading as part of an ongoing campaign
examining the ways in which readers interact with various forms of...

In the face of challenges posed by an increase in social media,
archivists at the Stanford University Libraries have adapted new
technologies to digitally archive a traditionally community-drive
database of Stanford documents.

Stanford's D. School space is the stage for creative
collaboration.
A new book by two of its leaders provides direction for designing
spaces
elsewhere.

Stanford University knocks Harvard University off the top spot in
the
arts adn humanities subject rankings. With Pulitzer prizewinners and
MacArthur Fellows leading its liberal-arts programme, the relative
newcomer (founded in 1891) has proved more than a match for its...

Diavalo dancers brave physical risk and giant props to convey
universal
themes.

Civil rights photographer Bob Fitch honored at Stanford for
capturing the
freedom movement.