Inside Higher Ed cites a blog post by Chris Bourg, assistant
university
librarian for public services.

The article quotes Joel Beinin, professor of history.

Huffingtonpost.com

Sam Wineburg, professor of education and director of Stanford
History
Education Group weighs in on reaching a wider audience through
digital
means.

Clarence Jones, scholar-in-residence at the Martin Luther King Jr. Research Institute,  is widely quoted in this story about King's spontaneous amendment of this speech. 

Rob Hamilton, a graduate student at CCRMA, exhibited his "ECHO::
Canyon" virtual environment.

An article on the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s
inspirational speech quotes Clayborn Carson, professor of history
and
director of the Martin Luther King Jr. Research and Education
Institute;
and Clarence Jones, a scholar-in-residence at the...

Rob Hamilton, a graduate student at CCRMA, exhibited his "ECHO:: Canyon" virtual environment.

An exhibit at Stanford Art Spaces pays tribute to 100-year old artist Toko Shinoda and her prolific career.

An article on new drug names quotes William Leben, professor
emeritus of
linguistics.

An article on new drug names quotes William Leben, professor emeritus of linguistics. 

Carson is a professor of history and director of the Martin Luther King Jr. Research and Educational Institute. 

Carson is a professor of history and director of the Martin Luther
King
Jr. Research and Educational Institute.

English professor Jennifer Summit says the humanities must integrate with other disciplines to survive. 

An article about 1963 March on Washington quotes Clayborne Carson,
professor of history and director of the Martin Luther King Jr.
Research
and Education institute.

Professor of Anthropology, Tanya Lurhmann writes about her
experiences in
Christian churches in Ghana.

A book review by Robert Pogue Harrison, professor of French and
Italian.

History Professor, Joel Beinin was a guest on the radio program,
Forum.

History Professor, Joel Beinin was a guest on the radio program, Forum. 

The story cites Terry Castle, professor of English, on modes of
outsider
art.

The story cites Terry Castle, professor of English, on modes of outsider art. 

The article quotes Richard White, professor of American history. 

"Stanford University Press is releasing midlength e-books
called
'Stanford Briefs' based on the classic essay format
meant to
appeal to a broader audience than traditional scholarly books."

Tanya Luhrmann, professor of anthropolgy, discusses the efficacy
of
prayer as an Op-Ed guest columnist.