Research News Archive: | Stanford Humanities

Research News Archive:

March, 2014

Music + physics = an exploration of the connection between shape and sound at Stanford.

Music + physics = an exploration of the connection between shape and sound

March 31, 2014

Franco Moretti, Stanford Professor of English and comparative literature

Stanford Professor Franco Moretti wins National Book Critics Circle Award

March 25, 2014

Richard Powers in classroom

Award-winning novelist, Stanford Professor Richard Powers finds inspiration in teaching, tech and trees

March 25, 2014

Stephen Hinton

Stanford's string quartet course warrants an encore

March 20, 2014

Stanford team receives grant to support digital analysis of medieval manuscripts

March 19, 2014

French Revolution Digital Archive

Stanford Libraries online archive expands access to French Revolution treasures

March 19, 2014

Maritime archeologist Justin Leidwanger maps the cargo of a Roman shipwreck at Marzamemi, Italy.

Stanford professor looks underwater for history of the Roman Empire

March 17, 2014

Stanford's Pan-Asian Music Festival marks a 10-year milestone

Stanford's Pan-Asian Music Festival marks a 10-year milestone

March 14, 2014

President John Hennessy commended Stanford authors for their remarkable achievements, while visual interpretations of data about the works illustrated their impressive scope.

"21st Annual Publication Celebration" fêtes Stanford humanities scholars

March 13, 2014

In South Korea, students take moral education courses that teach values including cooperation.

Stanford scholar shows Koreans and Americans tackle moral dilemmas using different brain regions

March 11, 2014

Stanford to offer new undergraduate majors integrating humanities, computer science

March 7, 2014

People walking on a street in front of a department store.

Stanford scholar explores civil rights revolution's impact on Southern economy

March 4, 2014

The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson and former Black Panther Chair Elaine Brown were the opening speakers in the "Civil Rights Icons" program that will continue into the fall.

"Civil Rights Icons" brings participants of the movement to Stanford

March 3, 2014

Çatalhöyük Research Project

Stanford anthropologist uncovers new artifacts at Çatalhöyük excavation site in Turkey

March 1, 2014

photo of atomic bomb cloud

Stanford scholar says memories of World War II influence Northeast Asian politics

March 1, 2014

Explore More

Humanities Center News

Subscribe to our E-news: Humanities Update

Go to top