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May, 2016

Stanford junior wins fellowship for research on Israel

May 27, 2016

Stanford has a rich tradition of student journalism that dates back to the university’s beginning. This undated photo shows the Stanford Daily offices on Lomita Drive when the tools of the trade included typewriters, rotary phones and plenty of carbon pap

Innovation amplifies old-school news sense for unprecedented journalistic impact, Stanford alumni panel says

May 26, 2016

The Hoover Institution Library & Archives are dedicated to documenting war, revolution, and peace in the 20th and 21st centuries.

Learn from the past: Hoover Institution Library & Archives show why history matters

May 26, 2016

Stanford freshman Cora Cliburn, foreground, and doctoral candidate Glory Liu will dance on the Memorial Auditorium stage this Thursday and Friday in dances created by faculty members.

New Stanford dance performances highlight different views toward ‘space’

May 24, 2016

Stanford Humanities Center names 2016-17 fellows

May 16, 2016

Stanford writers win Berlin Prize fellowships

May 12, 2016

At the Stanford Center in Peking University, Stanford Associate Professor Jindong Cai conducts a re-creation of the first performance, in 1922, of a Beethoven symphony by an all-Chinese ensemble of 15 musicians.

Stanford music scholar explains Beethoven’s rise as a cultural icon in China

May 12, 2016

Thought-provoking talks and electric performances characterized the fifth annual TEDxStanford conference on April 24. Social activists, dancers, teachers, scientists, engineers and scholars illuminated what makes their humanity come alive.

TEDxStanford shines inspiring light on humanity

May 12, 2016

Through careful analysis of the writing style embodied in dime novels, Ellie Redding is challenging the popular viewpoint that these popular tales of the Wild West are "trashy."

Stanford Hume fellow taps into her computer science skills to uncover the literary brilliance of dime store novels

May 10, 2016

Racial literacy is expanded by "close reading" of multicultural literature, says Stanford scholar

May 5, 2016

Stanford music faculty honored with Guggenheim Fellowships

May 5, 2016

Stanford Humanities Center International Visitor Q&A: Hakan Kirimli

May 4, 2016

Stanford Humanities Center International Visitor Q&A: Spike Bucklow

May 3, 2016

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