"Many Chinese Parents see classical music as a way to
develop
disciplined minds," says Cai-Jindong, a Chinese-born
conductor at
Stanford University when asked about the the legendary U.S.
conservatory's plans to develop its first overseas campus in...

Chairs created in a Stanford theory-design-fabrication class are
currently on view in Cummings Art Building.

Human rights are rapidly entering the academic curriculum, with
programs
appearing all over the country—including at Duke, Harvard,
Northeastern, and Stanford Universities; the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology; the Universities of Chicago, of
...

A profile on Stanford Alum Neil Adler and his career in music.

German Studies doctoral student Melissa Kagen examines where music
was
played in Nazi concentration camps, uncovering how music can
function as
a means for controlling and torturing prisoners in present-day
detention
facilities.

The 76 new recordings now available at Stanford's Archive
of Recorded
Sound include collections about everything from WWII and the civil
rights movement, to rare jazz and opera.

A NY Daily News article on Stanford associate professor of French
and Italian Joshua Landy's theory on works of fiction that
have
strengthend their reader's mental capacity throughout
history.