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June, 2014

Freshman Giselle Tran interviews retired physicist William Frye for Professor Yoshiko Matsumoto's course on the joys and pains of growing older. Linguist Matsumoto studies how language helps the elderly cope with the challenges of aging.

Stanford linguist discovers language techniques that help elderly cope

June 30, 2014

Stanford scholar examines rhetoric of France's National Front Party

June 26, 2014

Architectural rendering of the McMurtry Building, the new home of the Art & Art History Department

Stanford's McMurtry Building is the third new arts building in as many years

June 23, 2014

A world-renowned logician, Grigori Mints is remembered for his genuine engagement in his work as a teacher and a scholar.

Stanford philosophy Professor Grigori Mints, a world-renowned logician, has died at 74

June 12, 2014

A barbed wire fence surrounds the Warsaw Ghetto in this photo from the Jan Karski collection at the Hoover Archives.

Humanities Center fellow investigates falsified Holocaust accounts

June 11, 2014

Four Stanford undergraduates win Taube Center for Jewish Studies short story contest

June 9, 2014

Helen Hood Scheer’s documentary ‘The Apothecary’ took gold at the 2014 Student Academy Awards last weekend.

Motion Picture Academy awards Stanford alums gold and silver for their documentary films

June 9, 2014

Stanford biology Professor Marcus Feldman, left, and Cuahtemoc Garcia-Garcia, a graduate student in Iberian and Latin American Cultures, combined forces to investigate the evolution of Portuguese as spoken in Brazil.

Stanford collaboration offers new perspectives on evolution of Brazilian language

June 4, 2014

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