Former Stanford Humanities Center fellow Matthew Jockers is featured in The New Yorker for his recent book with Jodie Archer about what makes a book a bestseller.
Quotes Jeremy Calder, Stanford University graduate student of linguistics, is featured on KSBW for his doctoral research on the mixture of culture and language in the Central Coast city of Salinas, California.
Ian Hodder, Stanford professor of anthropology says the seven-inch figurine, recently found at the Catalhoyuk site, is unique because it is carved from stone, unlike most which are made from clay.
Solmaz Sharif, lecturer of creative writing at Stanford, is featured in the San Francisco Chronicle for being named to the longest of the National Book Award.
Clayborne Carson, Stanford professor of history and director of the Martin Luther King Research and Education Institute discusses the reluctance of the King family to donate to the new Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.
