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October, 2014

Stanford students experience medieval Iberia
October 30, 2014
Halloween encourages imagination, re-enchantment with the world, Stanford anthropologist says
October 30, 2014
Reverend Jane Shaw, dean for religious life, is applauded by Provost John Etchemendy after her invocation, her first at a Stanford event since her appointment.
An interview with Jane Shaw, Stanford’s new Dean for Religious Life and a professor of Religious Studies
October 30, 2014
Stanford Libraries unearths the earliest U.S. website
October 29, 2014
Stanford becomes a destination for modern scholars of the Middle Ages
October 29, 2014
The Stanford Libraries hold one of the most comprehensive Braziliana collections in North America
October 29, 2014
A battle between Amazons and Greek warriors is depicted in a marble sarcophagus on display at the Pio Clementino museum in the Vatican.
Stanford researcher explores the truths behind myths of ancient Amazons
October 28, 2014
Stanford provost announces Bass University Fellows in Undergraduate Education
Bass University Fellows in Undergraduate Education announced
October 24, 2014
Stanford historian aims to dispel Western misconceptions about The Arab Spring
October 23, 2014
Image of man casting a vote in the Middle East
Democracy is often misunderstood, with tragic results, says Stanford classicist
October 22, 2014
French cross-dresser shaped Oscar Wilde's legacy, Stanford scholar says
October 21, 2014
A forthcoming book by Stanford historian Mikael Wolfe is a look at the history of Mexico's severe groundwater shortage.
Stanford historian unearths greed-drenched origins of Mexico's groundwater crisis
October 21, 2014
Two men talking during a football game.
Stanford scholar says sports talk can help students develop critical thinking skills
October 20, 2014
The French Ministry of Culture honors Stanford Professor Robert Harrison
October 15, 2014
Stanford's new player piano collection
Stanford's new player piano collection brings sounds of history to life
October 14, 2014
Poet Regina Dereiva
Stanford University Libraries acquires archives of poet Regina Derieva
October 14, 2014
Violinist Geoff Nuttall plays with the St. Lawrence String Quartet
St. Lawrence String Quartet celebrates 25th anniversary season with three world premieres at Stanford's Bing Concert Hall
October 13, 2014
Author and Stanford professor Tobias Wolff (left) in conversation with author Dave Eggers during a lecture at Stanford
Author Dave Eggers calls for ethical parameters on tech at Stanford event
October 10, 2014
Henry S. Breitrose, founder of Stanford's world-renowned documentary film program, dead at 78
Henry S. Breitrose, founder of Stanford's world-renowned documentary film program, dead at 78
October 8, 2014
"Political Order and Political Decay" book cover
Stanford scholar warns against corruption in democracy
October 8, 2014
The Windhover Contemplative Center
The new Windhover Contemplative Center displays art by Nathan Oliveira who taught at Stanford for 30 years
October 8, 2014
George Harmon Knoles, a Stanford history professor emeritus who taught summer colleges around the world, died Aug. 27.
George Knoles, Stanford professor of history, dies at 107
October 1, 2014

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