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September, 2016

Stone figurine measuring 17 centimeters long and 11 centimeters wide, of a female figure.

Archaeologists from Stanford find an 8,000-year-old ‘goddess figurine’ in central Turkey

September 29, 2016

Stanford faculty enjoy ‘silent camaraderie’ of Faculty Writers’ Retreats

September 27, 2016

Undergraduates reimagine an African gallery at the Cantor Arts Center

September 26, 2016

Stanford Libraries curator offers a glimpse of 12 favorites books from Special Collections

September 23, 2016

Jack London, center left, negotiates passage with a Japanese officer in Korea during the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-05. Renowned as a writer, London's photojournalism has often been overlooked.

Scholars Examine Jack London’s Enduring Legacy in the first ArtsWest Event

September 22, 2016

Physician, author Abraham Verghese to receive National Humanities Medal

September 15, 2016

Hispanic voters increasingly influential in U.S. presidential elections, Stanford historian says

September 9, 2016

Stanford historian Jack Rakove says that the presidency has emerged as the strongest of all three branches of the U.S. government, due to partisanship in Congress.

Q&A with Stanford historian Jack Rakove about the political system

September 6, 2016

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