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June, 2015

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Andrea Davies named new associate director of Stanford Humanities Center
June 29, 2015
Wilfred Stone
Wilfred H. Stone, Stanford professor emeritus of English, dies at 97
June 29, 2015
McMurtry Building
Stanford art and art history faculty, staff making plans for the McMurtry Building
June 26, 2015
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Award-winning authors to discuss writing about war at Stanford Live event
June 26, 2015
Stanford humanities professors share summer reading picks
June 24, 2015
Chinese workers help lay tracks along the Ten Mile Canyon stretch of the Transcontinental Railroad route. Stanford professors Gordon Chang and Shelley Fisher Fishkin are leading an exploration of their lives and experiences.
Stanford scholars give voice to the Chinese workers who helped build Transcontinental Railroad
June 17, 2015
Greek coins
Stanford scholar debunks long-held beliefs about ancient Greek economy
June 11, 2015
Stanford Main Quad
Stanford humanities students awarded grants from Fulbright Program
June 11, 2015
Dog in unicorn costume
Stanford historians discuss evolution of human-animal relationships
June 10, 2015
Lee H. Yearley
Stanford religious studies professor receives award for outstanding undergraduate education
June 10, 2015
Connie Wolf, director of the Cantor, and Alexander Nemerov, professor of art history, view New York Corner (Corner Saloon), 1913, by Edward Hopper.
Stanford's Cantor Arts Center acquires an early Edward Hopper painting
June 9, 2015
Group photo of conductorless orchestra
Stanford conductorless orchestra reshapes music-making hierarchy
June 5, 2015
Visualization of Franklin correspondence
Stanford Humanities Center Director Caroline Winterer discusses the digital humanities
June 4, 2015
Nancy Cantor speaking on higher education
Stanford distinguished speaker calls on higher ed to renew its mission
June 3, 2015
The Organization of American Historians (OAH) has recognized ALLYSON HOBBS, assistant professor of history at Stanford, with two of their annual awards for her book, A Chosen Exile: A History of Racial Passing in American Life.
Stanford historian’s first book wins two prizes
June 2, 2015

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