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October, 2015

Photo of scroll from 1822 featuring illustrations and writing

Damaged books, maps, and manuscripts are patiently restored at the Stanford Libraries' conservation lab

October 27, 2015

Christina Hodge, academic curator and collections manager for Stanford's Archaeology Collections, examines a late 19th-century dip net for salmon and eel from the Daggett Collection.

New Stanford exhibition highlights power of reinterpretation, consultation with Native American communities

October 20, 2015

John Mitchell, left, Daniel Schwartz and Caroline Winterer converse in the opening panel at Thinking Big About Learning, Stanford's 125th Anniversary Symposium.

Humanities Center Director Caroline Winterer converses at Stanford's 125th Anniversary Symposium

October 20, 2015

Online learning hasn't lived up to its original billing, Stanford experts say, but it has produced unexpected insights into how people learn.

MOOCs haven't lived up to the hopes and the hype, Stanford participants say

October 15, 2015

Three students practicing a play

Staged readings at Stanford put water at center stage

October 14, 2015

Stanford doctoral graduates' career paths can be traced into a wide variety of fields thanks to a new website developed by the Office of the Vice Provost for Graduate Education and the Office of Institutional Research and Decision Support.

New website reveals PhD career paths for Stanford alumni

October 13, 2015

The atrium under the central oculus of the McMurtry Building offers distinctive sculptural seating and entrance to the Coulter Art Gallery.

New home of the Stanford Department of Art & Art History is an adventure

October 5, 2015

Military historian to deliver the 2015 Tanner Lectures at Stanford

October 2, 2015

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