The danceroom Spectroscopy exhibition at the Stanford Art Gallery is featured. David Glowacki, physical science research associate in chemistry weighs in on the exhibit, the first of its kind in the world. 

David Palumbo-Liu, professor in comparative literature, writes about the University of Illinois's rescindment of an official offer of a tenured professorial appointment.

Rush Rehm, a professor of theater and performance studies and of classics, discusses Stanford Repertory Theater's production of Welles' famous 1938 radio drama based on H.G. Wells' novel "War of the Worlds."

The Cantor Art Center features Robert Rauschenberg's work "Collection," part of a collection on loan from SFMOMA.

Tanya Luhrmann, professor of anthropology, talks about her research findings that the "voices" heard by people suffering from schizophrenia may differ depending on their culture.

Sebastian Thrun, research professor of computer science, offers his vision of the fate of higher education.

Joshua Cohen, professor of political science, of philosophy and at the law school, compares Central Park's transformation with Steve Jobs' goal of making complex computer technologies feel understandable and natural.