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August, 2014

A memorial plaque stained with anti-Semitic vandalism in Mazowieckie, Poland, March 19, 2012. This incident and other more recent ones reflect an increase in anti-Semitism in Europe.

Anti-Semitism surge in Europe reflects loss of values, historical awareness, says Stanford scholar

August 29, 2014

A comfortable reading room in Stanford's new Lathrop Library will beckon students when it opens Sept. 15, just in time for New Student Orientation.

Stanford's new Lathrop Library ready for Sept. 15 opening

August 27, 2014

Japanese, Chinese and South Korean flags

Stanford report offers a pathway to WWII reconciliation in Asia

August 22, 2014

covers of "The Riddle of the Labyrinth" and "Long Division" books

Margalit Fox and Kiese Laymon win Stanford's 2014 Saroyan Prize for Writing

August 21, 2014

Students looking at photos in exhibit

Stanford course aims to cultivate future leaders of the American West

August 21, 2014

Failure was essential to many celebrated American authors, says Stanford scholar

August 19, 2014

Andrea Lunsford

Stanford English professor says the digital revolution is changing what it means to be an author

August 14, 2014

Stanford biologist explains science of origin stories of Captain America and the Incredible Hulk

August 12, 2014

George Segal's 'Gay Liberation' sculpture

Stanford art historian co-authors the first major historical survey of queer art

August 7, 2014

Louis McWilliams as Ishmael in Stanford Repertory Theater's production of Moby Dick - Rehearsed.

Stanford Rep in the throes of a whale hunt and preparing for an alien invasion

August 1, 2014

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