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February, 2013

Stanford scholars view the Mali conflict with a historical eye

February 27, 2013

In an assessment of Pope Benedict XVI's legacy, Stanford scholar predicts continued conservatism

February 26, 2013

Stanford Libraries award prizes for international innovation

February 26, 2013

New course brings 'The Art of Living' to Stanford and to the airwaves

February 25, 2013

Burqas? Veils? Stanford visiting scholar Denis Lacorne speaks on secularism in France and the U.S.

February 21, 2013

Re-examining the 1999 apartment bombings in Russia

February 20, 2013

Stanford scholar explains why zombie fascination is very much alive

February 20, 2013

Stanford professor, leading Miltonist Martin Evans dies at 78

February 15, 2013

Filmmaker Oliver Stone joins Stanford historian to debate the bombing of Hiroshima

February 14, 2013

Professor of French Michel Serres wins a prestigious Dan David Prize

February 14, 2013

Stanford Libraries names curator for Estonian, Baltic studies

February 12, 2013

More than a Stanford concert hall, Bing is a high-tech music research lab

February 12, 2013

Stanford's Bing Concert Hall hosts the China National Orchestra at the annual Pan-Asian Music Festival

February 12, 2013

Stanford professor puts desire in a medieval context

February 11, 2013

Ge Wang, director of the cutting edge Stanford Laptop Orchestra, is the recipient of the Champion of the Arts Award for the second year in a row

Stanford Music Professor Ge Wang named Champion of the Arts

February 8, 2013

Christianity influencing biodiversity in the Amazon, Stanford scientists find

February 5, 2013

Johann Gutenberg and Benjamin Franklin return to Wallenberg Hall

February 5, 2013

Stanford classics professor debunks image of the 'noble' ancient athlete

February 1, 2013

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