David M. Kennedy, professor emeritus of history reflects on lessons from World War I that can be applied a century later. 

Russell Berman, professor of German and of comparative literature, and senior fellow at the Hoover Institution discusses one of the goals of the recent report of the MLA Task Force on Doctoral Study in Modern Language and Literature.

A review of Stanford Repertory Theater's current play, "Moby Dick - Rehearsed"quotes Rush Rehm, professor of theater and performance studies and of classics, and the play's director.

The Cantor Arts Center has received three significant gifts of contemporary art by Richard Diebenkorn, Andy Warhol and Jacob Lawrence from separate donors. 

David Palumbo-Liu, professor of comparative literature, expresses dismay over the U.S. Senate's unanimous vote in support of Israeli defense forces in Gaza.

Stanford Repertory Theater's production of "Moby Dick—Rehearsed" in the Stanford Rep summer festival, "Orson Welles: Substantial Shadows" is reviewed. 

Russell Berman, professor of German and of comparative studies and senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, has written an Op-ed piece responding to feedback on the Modern Language Association report on the Ph.D. in languages and literatures.

Stanford's Roble Gym will be remodeled into an "arts gym," a drop-in studio and performing arts space, another step to expand Stanford's new arts district. 

Elijah Meeks, a digital humanities specialist, and Walter Scheidel, professor of history and of classics, have created a map that shows how long it would have taken to travel around the Roman empire and how much the trip would have cost, on average and according to simulations based on historical evidence.

The upcoming Anderson Collection of art works that is being transferred to Stanford is featured this story that also mentions the Arts Initiative, accelerating an emphasis on the arts at Stanford.

Chris Chafe, professor of music and director of the  Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) calls the program a hotbed of innovation and experimentation in computer music and the science of sound. Marlo Kohn, lecturer in mechanical engineering, also weighs in on the 50-year old program.