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Stanford, CA News
Stanford philosopher tackles the question of why some things should not be for sale
Stanford psychologists examine how race affects juvenile sentencing
Stanford Shakespeare Company's Romeo and Juliet brings the feuding families of Verona together for a eulogy
Engineers use plasmonics to create an invisible photodetector
TEDxStanford 'illuminates' rich intellectual diversity
Planned Parenthood president speaks to Stanford on mobilizing for reproductive health in the 21st century
Stanford scholars examine big money's influence on elections
Stanford alumnus Jeffrey Raikes to join university's Board of Trustees
Tony Blair urges Stanford students to help out in Africa
Senate approves Ways of Thinking, Ways of Doing breadth requirement
Stanford to feature live webcast of 'TEDxStanford: Illumination' on Saturday
Stanford's Eavan Boland defines what it means to be a 'woman poet'
Bay Area Photovoltaic Consortium announces $7.5 million in grants to lower the cost of large-scale solar power
Stanford scientists document fragile land-sea ecological chain
Q&A: Professor David Plank on the budget and California's K-12 education system
Senate to continue discussion on undergraduate breadth requirements
The fluid nature of art in Nigeria's Benue River Valley comes alive at Stanford
Stanford professor, IT specialist create interactive map of the Roman Empire
Wild blue yonder: Engineers tackle challenges of hypersonic flight
Amy J. Blue Award winner Donnovan Yisrael, guiding students to good choices
Hip-hop reigns at Stanford's BlackFest 2012
Hume Writing Center celebrates 10-year anniversary May 16-17
Amy J. Blue Award winner Denni Dianne Woodward guided by a warm spirit, dedication to students
Patrick Dunkley named interim athletic director
Hold the military accountable, ex-ambassador to Afghanistan tells a Stanford audience
Stanford psychologist: Achievement goals can be shaped by environment
Amy Blue Award-winner Steve Papier credits Blue herself for his leadership style
Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
Three exceptional staff members to receive 2012 Amy J. Blue Awards
Support for climate change action drops, Stanford poll finds
Stanford humanities PhD students pitch their talents to high-tech executives
Stanford launches campaign to advance medicine's new era
Inside a mathematical proof lies literature, says Stanford's Reviel Netz
It takes a tribe - of dedicated undergrads - to 'raise' the Stanford Powwow
Senate conducts Round One of breadth requirement debate
Actress and author Anna Deavere Smith brings 'grace' to Stanford
Despite questions over U.S.-Afghan pact, Stanford professor remains optimistic
Six Stanford faculty elected to National Academy of Sciences
Stanford Athletics Director Bob Bowlsby to depart for Big 12
Stanford students share the entrepreneurial spirit with women just out of prison
Controversial author Martin Amis coming to Stanford on May 7
Senate considers new breadth requirements
Use of public and private dollars for scaling up clean energy needs a reality check, say Stanford scholars
Walter F. W. Lohnes, Stanford professor emeritus of German Studies, dies at 87
Stanford scholar tracks meditation's migration from ancient monasteries to modern yoga
A sense of the place: Prospective freshmen sample Stanford's delights
Bejeweled: Stanford nanotech gets boost from nanowire decorations
Where does that creative spark come from? Stanford's Tina Seelig has some ideas
Stanford course explores art and the shifting ideas of 'occupation'
Stanford vascular surgeon Weesam Alkhatib dies at 34
Affirmative action is needed to get the best candidates, Stanford psychologist says
Helmut Krawinkler, earthquake engineering expert, dies at 72
Stanford Hospital and Blue Shield in contract discussions
Stanford hosts election-year debate pitting political heavyweights Rove and Gibbs
Stanford's distinguished outdoor art collection is on view 365 days a year
Trustees approve $4.2 million contemplative center for Windhover paintings
Stanford researchers help Hawaii's largest landholder plan an ecological future
Mantis, published by Stanford students, translates a world of poetry
Stanford's Frost Amphitheater to roar back with Modest Mouse
Stanford Medical School professor to receive 2012 Roland Volunteer Service Prize
Climate change may create corn market price volatility, say researchers from Stanford and Purdue
Online Stanford courses: 'Everything that we're doing is experimental'
American Academy of Arts and Sciences elects nine Stanford professors to 2012 class of members
Sarod maestro Amjad Ali Khan brings his teaching philosophy to Stanford
Online education panel to address Faculty Senate on Thursday
Stanford's Özgen Felek investigates the power of dreams in Sufism
Stanford's Community Partnership Awards recognize work of DreamCatchers, Canopy, InnVision and Stanford Project on Hunger
Robots dazzle spectators at Stanford block party, job fair
Thomas Cover, acclaimed information theorist, dies at 73
Stanford professor asks, how does God become real to people?
Alan Harvey to direct Stanford University Press
Geoffrey West will deliver Stanford’s annual Hofstadter Lectures
At your service: Stanford's entrepreneurship concierge
Tickets go on sale April 9 for 'TEDxStanford: Illumination'
Renowned Stegner Fellowship program announces 2012-2014 fellows
Stanford novelist Adam Johnson talks about truth and totalitarianism in North Korea
Innovation: Stanford student's robotic invention moves toward a business
Stanford grad student witnesses illegal gold mines in Peru and their threat to rain forest
Straintronics: Stanford engineers create piezoelectric graphene
Where the wild winds blow: Stanford engineers use weather models to site offshore wind farms
Stanford study to try cold cash and social game to relieve rush hour traffic
Stanford sends notification to the Class of 2016
Stanford economist narrows China's education gap with research, technology and policy
Interpreting an artist's intent involves a team of experts at Stanford's Cantor Arts Center
Dean Larry Kramer to leave Stanford Law School to lead Hewlett Foundation
Q&A: Stanford's Dr. Jay Bhattacharya explains what's at stake in debate over health care
Stanford's Global Climate and Energy Project awards $8.4 million to develop innovative energy technologies
Marsha Friberg Shinkman, former assistant director of Stanford in Washington, dead at 69
Small dams on Mekong River tributaries could harm fish and people, Stanford researcher finds
Lythcott-Haims stepping down as dean of freshmen and undergraduate advising
At Stanford forum, Christie calls long GOP primary contest 'stupid'
Stanford engineers find elusive plasmons in tiny metal particles, a boost to nanotechnology
Now, brought to the big screen by physicists at SLAC: the universe
Stanford researcher cooks up the courtly culture of Europe in the 1600's
Stanford opens research center at Peking University
Learning how to speak 'American'
Stanford robots clash in class finale
From glovebox to archive: Private collector gives huge trove of road maps to Stanford libraries
Early spring drives down butterfly population, Stanford study shows
Software allows users to protect personal, university data stored on mobile devices
Brook H. Byers will join Stanford's Board of Trustees in April
Innovative Stanford class project turns urban studies students into filmmakers
Stanford marine biologists search for the world's strongest coral
Knight Management Center Awarded LEED Platinum Rating For Environmental Sustainability
Q&A: Stanford's Hazel Markus on how college culture may affect first-generation students
Genetic analysis of ancient 'Iceman' mummy traces ancestry from Alps to Mediterranean isle
Artist takes performance to new heights at Stanford biological preserve
Terman Engineering Center is gone, but not lost
Stanford scholars deconstruct Middle East uprisings by looking at Europe's past
Stanford lectures, research examine sexuality, religion and the cosmos
DuPont joins Stanford's Global Climate and Energy Project
An exploration of human and electronic sound on Stanford's CCRMA Stage
Senate approves Thinking Matters courses as freshman requirement, strongly encourages students to take freshman seminars
Stanford visiting artist Ellen Lake creates a cultural paradox across decades
Senate to discuss new freshman-year requirements and revisions to policies on faculty conflict of interest and outside consulting activities
Stanford Humanities Center hosts annual celebration of publications
Stanford experts say Silicon Valley is poised to play a key role as Japan restructures its power industry
Searsville Dam steering committee wrestling with complex issues
Trans-Atlantic bond between the Keats brothers was a poetic inspiration, Stanford scholar says
Q&A: Margot Gerritsen on the critical need for energy literacy in the US
Stanford offers more free online classes for the world
In sub-Saharan Africa, a shorter walk to water saves lives, Stanford study finds
Stanford researchers bring life to high school history classes with a curriculum built around historical documents
Google Waltz Lab teaches Stanford students to think on their feet
Sea turtles surf an ocean highway to safer habitat, Stanford research suggests
At the Cantor: Innovations that established the reputations of five contemporary artists
Parents' Weekend gives families a glimpse of what Stanford has to offer
First acts announced for the opening of Stanford's Bing Concert Hall
Seeking harmony of body and mind at Stanford through Shaolin Kung Fu
Athletics mourns the passing of equipment manager Ron Yamaguchi
Take a campus tour - at your desk or on foot - with enhanced podcast
Senate engages in lively discussions on freshman-year requirements, faculty conflicts of interest
Kavli researchers say galaxy may swarm with 'nomad planets'
About 3,800 family members expected for Parents' Weekend, Feb. 24 and 25
Voting under way for next year's Faculty Senate
Stanford engineers create wireless, self-propelled medical device
Conflict of interest policy, new freshman year requirements on senate agenda
Cantor exhibition showcases Stanford's collection of Native American paintings
Rare Judeo-Spanish memoir gives a voice to the people of a lost culture
Redwood City takes up Stanford building proposals
Q&A: Stanford's Morris Fiorina on Santorum's rise and a dissatisfied Republican Party
Stanford alumna named a 2012 Gates Cambridge Scholar
Look for new roles for older citizens in an aging America, says Stanford's Laura Carstensen
New Stanford unit seeks educational initiatives for middle and high school students
International interactive artist Camille Utterback delivers public lecture at Stanford
State-owned oil companies increase price volatility and pollution, Stanford researcher says
Trustees give site OKs for SLAC science and user support building and campus energy center
President Obama gives the National Humanities Medal to Stanford literary scholar Ramón Saldívar
Steven A. Denning elected chair of Stanford University Board of Trustees
Stanford scholar chronicles evolution of Chinese love through texts
Gap between rich and poor students in widening, Stanford study finds
Stanford engineers weld nanowires with light
Not for profit: Why democracy needs the humanities
Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
Student leaders, dean of the School of Earth Sciences address senate
Senate to hear reports from Dean Pamela Matson and from ASSU leaders
Stanford study suggests girls can 'rewire' brains to ward off depression
Dancers perform Anna Sokolow’s Rooms
Stanford concludes transformative campaign
Stanford's Revs Program sponsors film series celebrating cars and car culture
Stanford senior awarded 2012-2013 Churchill Scholarship
Newark Mayor Cory Booker will give Stanford's Commencement speech
Got photos? Yes, just ask SALLIE
As Chinese courts announce 'guiding cases,' Stanford Law School helps to spread the word
Stanford geophysicist: More environmental rules needed for shale gas
Aphasia: A Stanford music professor's work about obsessive attention to ridiculous things
New generation explores cultural changes through Asian music at Stanford festival
Q&A: Stanford's Philip Taubman on an unlikely alliance to rid the world of nuclear weapons
Wireless power could revolutionize highway transportation, Stanford researchers say
Iconic photos of the Great Depression among the highlights in Cantor's Walker Evans exhibit
Initiative aims to improve services for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students
Tanner Lectures explore ancient philosophies as ways of life
Four decades - and counting - of feminist journalism
The feminist struggle continues, Gloria Steinem says, encouraging a Stanford audience toward 'one new subversive thing'
Give undergraduates the 'gift' of adaptive learning, committee tells senate
Faculty Senate to hear report on reimagining undergraduate education
Historian Lyman Van Slyke awarded Lyman Award from alumni association
Stanford scholars reflect on Arab Spring
Women report more pain than men, says study of electronic records
The Thinker, one of the world's most famous works of art, comes home to Stanford's Cantor Arts Center
Stanford software lets aero-engineering students focus on aircraft design instead of computer code
Gloria Steinem: Still angry, still funny, still tireless
Stanford's 2012 Tanner Lectures explore ancient philosophies as ways of life
Elliott Levinthal, Stanford professor emeritus of mechanical engineering, dead at 89
How the Finnish school system outshines U.S. education
It's all about the space at Stanford's design school
Stanford scholar talks about the national memorial honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
Railroad hyperbole echoes all the way down to the dot-com frenzy
Health insurance no guarantee for diabetes care in developing countries, Stanford researchers find
Stanford expert discusses North Korea's new leadership
Students go deep into the Grand Canyon to examine the river that waters the West
Stanford symposium, exhibits, talk by Gloria Steinem commemorate Ms. magazine's 40 years
The unexpected: Cancer during pregnancy
Annual Report: Becoming of greater service to the public
Stanford political scientist maps militant groups around the globe
Papers of Europe's first female professor to become available online, with help from Stanford's libraries
Stanford archaeologist questions the role of human rights in site preservation
Stanford physicist's moderate approach to climate change gaining supporters
Stanford engineers boost electrical efficiency in organic semiconductors
Stanford withdraws its bid for a NYC campus
Robert Osserman, noted Stanford mathematician, dies at 84
Trustees approve building projects and a campus energy plan
Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
Stanford's Board of Trustees approves sites for two new arts buildings
Study of comic books helps Stanford scholars identify cultural trends
Stanford scientists' computer models help predict tsunami risk
Tobacco industry dying? Not so fast, says Stanford expert
Stanford offers its own take on the Occupy movement
Chemically scrubbing CO2 from the air too expensive, says Stanford researcher who offers an alternative plan
Rosemary Knight: Geophysicist, senate chair, hitchhiking advocate
New year, new names for Stanford retirement plans
Student Affairs adds new Office of Alcohol Policy and Education
China's economic stability depends on more education, Stanford economist says
Stanford scientists subject rocks to hellish conditions to combat global warming
Stanford researchers: Mapping underground water sources for drip irrigation could transform African village life
Stanford wins NCAA women's soccer championship
Longtime advocate for children urges Stanford audience to stand up for kids
First new dining facility in 20 years celebrates its first quarter
Chester McGlockton, Stanford football defensive assistant, dies at 42
Stanford President Hennessy wins IEEE's highest honor
Update on gas pipeline testing near campus
Opal offers fast, lasting remedy for uranium contamination at nuclear sites, say Stanford researchers
Enticing words on bags of potato chips have a lot to say about social class, Stanford researchers find
Grassroots effort helps shape future IT community at Stanford
Stanford student and alumnus awarded 2012 Marshall Scholarships
Stanford play examines what may have happened when two eminent physicists met during WW II
Nanoparticle electrode for batteries could make large-scale power storage on the energy grid feasible, say Stanford researchers
Two Stanford students, five alumni named the newest Rhodes, Mitchell scholars
Stanford team shows Peruvian villagers how to protect adobe buildings from earthquake collapse
Five from Stanford named Rhodes Scholars
Stanford holds off Cal to win the Big Game 31-28
New Stanford software takes Folding@home's biological research to supercomputers
A squid mystery in Mexican waters is unraveled by a Stanford biologist and his students
Former ambassador to Italy talks about Berlusconi, Monti and cutting the Italian debt
Two-pronged advising system helps students navigate academic life from the start
President of Portugal talks innovation, European debt crisis in Stanford speech
Celebrating transformative philanthropy
Stanford's latest iPhone and iPad apps course now free on iTunes U
Football fever comes to the Farm
Senate hears annual report on diversity in graduate education
At Stanford, Kofi Annan warns of worldwide hunger, political unrest if climate change persists
E. coli could convert sugar to biodiesel at 'an extraordinary rate,' say Stanford researchers
California Attorney General Kamala Harris gives public talk at Stanford Law School
Senate tweaks dissertation committee composition; hears report on Residential Education
Stanford software that models human motion travels to museum
Stanford submits plans for applied sciences campus in New York City
Faculty Senate to meet Thursday
Q&A: Stanford's Paul Ehrlich fears the worst for a planet with 7 billion residents
Stanford's John McCarthy, seminal figure of artificial intelligence, dies at 84
At Stanford, GOP members gird for battle against fossil fuels
Kaiser mobile clinic rolls onto to campus Thursday for an open house
New book by Stanford biologist looks toward future of pandemic prediction
Stanford researchers build transparent, super-stretchy skin-like sensor
Stanford's Reunion Homecoming - the four-day celebration has begun
Q&A: Stanford's Lina Khatib on killing of Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi
Edgy Russian writer Vladimir Sorokin is writer-in-residence at Stanford
City heat is a small contributor to global warming, Stanford study finds
Excavator tears down walls, ceilings and floors of Terman Engineering Center
Q&A: Stanford experts discuss charges of Iranian assassination plot and its link to Mexican drug lords
Stanford-led team creates amorphous diamond, a super-hard form of carbon
Stanford ramps up efforts to recruit and prepare K-12 math and science teachers
Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
Can indigenous peoples gather reliable environmental data that meet scientific standards?
Engineering Professor Donald Dunn is dead at 85
Stanford scholar finds the origins of Western poetry in troubadours' songs
President Hennessy to give senate the latest news on 'StanfordNYC' project
Stanford teams up with The City University of New York and The City College of New York in an engineering and science collaboration in NYC
PG&E testing work to begin this week
Dancer arrives at Stanford's Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve
Stanford celebrates faculty contributions to undergraduate education, names six new Bass Fellows
Hoover Senior Fellow Thomas Sargent wins Nobel in economics
A grateful president and provost thank Stanford faculty and staff for all they do
Stanford summer course yields touchscreen Braille writer
Mountain lions caught on camera at Stanford's Jasper Ridge
Stanford exhibition spotlights Rodin's influence on America
Memorial service set for Albert 'Al' Hastorf
Meyer residents one step closer to move
Sulfur in hollow nanofibers overcomes challenges of lithium-ion battery design
Stanford helps bring human rights to community college classrooms
Former Sen. Feingold to serve as distinguished visitor at Stanford's Haas Center
Seismologists' trial in Italy highlights need for routine earthquake forecasting, Stanford geophysicist says
Stanford launches center to study fraud against the elderly
Campus crime report shows rise in sexual assaults, burglaries, and drop in bike thefts, alcohol arrests in 2010
Judge Pamela Ann Rymer, former trustee and devoted volunteer, dead at 70
Precourt Institute and TomKat Center award new energy research grants
Abortions in Africa increase despite Republican policy to curb payment for procedures
Stanford researchers: Belief that others can change could help resolve Mideast conflict
Albert Hastorf, professor emeritus of psychology, former provost, dead at 90
Obama names Stanford physicist Benjamin Lev for honor
Stanford Engineering Professor Robert C. Carlson dies at 72
President Hennessy discusses the vision for Stanford in New York City
Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity announces 2011-12 fellows
GCEP awards $3.5 million for energy storage research
Plasmonics intensifies a novel nanoscale light source, Stanford engineers find
Societies with class structure expand faster than egalitarian ones, Stanford researchers say
Stanford's Jim Young reflects on Moneyball and his time with the A's
PG&E gas pipeline work update
First life may have arisen above serpentine rock, say Stanford researchers
11th Annual Race Against PH 5K
Patient gets embryonic stem cell therapy
10 writers are Stanford's newest Stegner Fellows
Stanford researchers predict long-term personal finances in the lab
Stanford welcomes the Class of 2015
Jan. 31 is entry deadline for biennial Saroyan Prize for fiction, non-fiction
Fingertip-size microscope has huge potential for studying the brain, say Stanford researchers
Stanford's Michael McFaul nominated as new ambassador to Russia
Compatibilism: Can free will and determinism co-exist?
Stanford researchers show that there's more than one way to read - with implications for reading disorders
Bull elephants' social behavior varies with the rainfall, Stanford researchers say
Town hall meetings on 2012 health care plans scheduled this week
Website shines spotlight on Stanford's bid to build a campus in New York City
Stanford researcher launches national K-12 English Language Learning initiative
Research with fruit flies helps explain how we view moving objects, Stanford scientists find
Students and patients help each other at Cardinal Free Clinics
Oceans' increasing acidity likely to hurt biodiversity, Stanford researchers say
Stanford engineers study 9/11 for lessons on how to help buildings withstand threats
Stanford Libraries acquire Jim Cullum's 'Riverwalk Jazz' archives
Stanford researcher turns to Roman art for marine conservation
Cardinal football season ticket sales up 42 percent over last year
Stanford joins National Requiem of Remembrance commemorating the 10th anniversary of 9/11
Last but not least: 'Building 4' to complete the SEQ
Tiny bits of debris are a big problem in space, says Stanford professor in report on 'space junk'
Stanford students, alumni help each other with their startup dreams
Statewide initiatives may result from Stanford-led 'deliberative polling'
Stanford experts: how 9/11 has changed the world
Trails issue may be nearing resolution
Social media adds new dimension to alumni experience
Extracting natural gas from shale can be done safely, says Stanford researcher
Record of Steve Jobs' early career lies boxed in Stanford's Silicon Valley Archives
Preserving 4 percent of the ocean could protect most marine mammal species, study finds
Pawn, a musical written, produced and starring Stanford students
Stanford wires up vintage sports cars
Archive explores origins of King's “I Have a Dream” speech
Board of Trustees welcomes two new members
Stanford geophysicist offers insight into the Virginia earthquake
"Stanford in Washington" center fine following East Coast quake
Stanford students, fresh off the Farm and going global
What happens next in Libya? Stanford expert weighs outcomes
A self-guided tour of new campus sights
New method detects emerging sunspots deep inside the sun
Hoover's Soviet-era posters join acclaimed exhibit at Art Institute of Chicago
Students of all ages practice lifelong learning at Stanford Continuing Studies
Free computer science classes online
Faster organic semiconductors for flexible displays can be developed quickly with new method
Stanford researchers are redefining how the brain plans movement
Hone computer skills at Third Annual Techie Festival
Resident advisers and ResEd staff collaborate on creation of new RA class
Wall Street rollercoaster: Stanford expert tries to make sense of a careening marketplace
Scientists must become advocates, or civilization is endangered, Stanford biologist says
Stanford economist predicts 'large, short-run recession'
Stanford scholars examine gap between America's civil, military societies
Abraham Verghese in, football out, at this year's New Student Orientation
Small poetry press founded by Stanford lecturer garners critical attention
Cantor spotlights six millennia of African art
Stanford researcher explores whether language is the only way to represent numbers
Stanford economist: How do we 'get off this path of deficits as far as the eye can see?'
Stanford's biology pilot project shows benefits from nontraditional lab class
High school students defy expectations through Stanford College Prep experience
Stanford psychologists find that jokes help us cope with horrifying images
'The war will never end': Saddam's regime in Hoover Institution archives
CISAC scholar hopes to use data to fight political violence
Flexible nanowire electronics that can attach to any material developed at Stanford
Students, scholars collaborate for a new telling of Oedipus
Technology Ventures Program gets $10 million NSF grant
Richard Serra's mammoth 'Sequence': finally in open air and open to the public
Stanford transparent batteries: seeing straight through to the future?
'He threw in the towel': Stanford's Abbas Milani discusses Iranian leader Ahmadinejad's tumble
East Palo Alto middle-schoolers get the Stanford treatment
University to replace Health Net and PacifiCare with a new medical plan in 2012; offers incentive for insurance premium discount
Connie Wolf to head Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford
Stanford law students help a child with emotional disabilities find a new school
PG&E answers Stanford community members' questions at open house
Stanford to respond to new NYC request for proposals
Bridging the innovation gap: From Latvia to Silicon Valley
Stanford researchers find that a simple change in phrasing can increase voter turnout
Stanford freshmen to debate war ethics in 2011 'Three Books' program
King Solomon: Stanford scholar considers how the man who had everything ended with nothing
Male African cichlid fish go from 'zero to 60' when mating calls, Stanford researchers find
Emeriti Council's Autobiographical Reflections lecture series now available free on iTunes
Stanford engineers build a nanoscale device for brain-inspired computing
Stuck in a stereotype? How psychological cues can limit black students' academic learning, success.
Small, prescribed burn July 18 at Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve
California groundwater management trickles up from local sources, Stanford study finds
'Citizen-seismologists' sought to host earthquake sensors on their computers
Memorial Church offers unique wedding experience for Stanford community
Today's 'haikumania' – and the Stanford scholar who traces haiku's origins
Stanford robotics students show off class projects
SLAC scientists discover patterns in the plumage of the first birds
Development economist Gerald M. Meier dies at 88
Global warming could alter U.S. premium wine industry within 30 years, Stanford scientists say
Knight Fellows share visions for re-engineering journalism
Unusual watchdog: Stanford doctor finds spinal product harmful
Stanford artist Richard Randell dies at 81
Tracking top marine predators in a dynamic ocean
Stanford's video processing in the cloud allows interactive streaming of online lectures
Back in Beijing, researchers with Stanford's Rural Education Action Project take on digital divide
Truth takes a nasty turn: At Stanford, two plays explore memory and deception
'Orca ears' inspire Stanford researchers to develop ultrasensitive undersea microphone
In China's poorest places, Stanford researchers try cash incentives to boost children's health
A group of citizens, engaged in a new kind of polling developed at Stanford, set to tackle California's problems
Stanford Jazz Festival showcases superstars with crossover recognition
Graduating seniors receive awards for theses, research and arts projects
Radiology Professor Garry Gold wins 2011 Cox Medal
Trustees approve construction projects, adopt new proxy voting guidelines
James Jucker, Stanford industrial engineer, dies at 74
Stanford researchers attempt to curb anemia among boarding students at a school in windy rural China
Centennial Teaching Assistant Award recipients named
Stanford team devises a better solar-powered water splitter
Solving rural China's anemia problem: Is one egg enough?
Meet the first class to enter Stanford's new Faculty College
Memorial planned for Sullivan Marsden, retired Stanford engineer
Stanford researchers travel to China's Loess Plateau to look for ways to improve rural health
Stanford to receive Anderson Collection of 20th-century American art
Columbia Provost Claude Steele to lead Stanford School of Education
Baccalaureate speaker to Stanford's Class of 2011: You don't need to be perfect
Sculptor returns for update on White Plaza fountain makeover
In China, Stanford researchers look for persuasive fix to fight intestinal worms
Smile for the camera phone – you're posing for Stanford's big screens
Stanford's Digital Humanities: A conference that's become cool
Elam to give report on '21st century learning' at final senate meeting
Stanford 'disappointed' in Supreme Court ruling in Roche case
2011 Cuthbertson, Dinkelspiel, Gores awards honor faculty, students and staff
In China, Stanford researchers seek to eradicate intestinal worms that afflict rural children
Stanford students discover that native ants use chemical weapon to turn back invading Argentine ants
Stanford climate scientists forecast permanently hotter summers beginning in 20 years
Cantor exhibition spotlights state-of-the-art books, with emphasis on 'art'
Winners chosen for 2011 President's Awards for Excellence Through Diversity
Stanford study: Farmer networks key to innovation in developing countries
Stanford's Stig Hagstrom, emeritus professor of engineering, dies at 78
Stanford's Don Knuth, a pioneering hero of computer programming
Etchemendy presents optimistic budget outlook for 2012 to Faculty Senate
New research projects for Stanford's Global Climate and Energy Project, and room for more sponsors
Provost to discuss 2012 budget plan at Thursday's Faculty Senate meeting
Student Affairs offices showcase data at poster fair
Unusual earthquake gave Japan tsunami extra punch, Stanford scientists say
Stanford's successful STAN serves as prototype for future events
Stanford computer scientists find Internet security flaw
Attorney General Eric Holder helps dedicate a dazzling new building for the Stanford Law School
Robert Helliwell, radioscience and magnetosphere expert, dead at 90
Stanford gathering explores where journalism fits in a cell phone, Facebook world
Stanford's new Matadero Trail opens to public Friday
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to dedicate new building for Stanford Law School
Stanford astronautics professor co-hosts series on National Geographic channel
'Mind reading' brain scans reveal secrets of human vision
Stanford performance of Betrayed tells story of Iraqi interpreters abandoned by Americans
Campus memorial service for Sarah Adicoff scheduled for Friday, May 20
Philip Hanawalt wins Princess Takamatsu award, looks back on 50 years at Stanford and ahead to turning 80
Stanford women's water polo team claims second national title
Seaports need a plan for weathering climate change, say Stanford researchers
Stanford police investigating shots fired in Lagunita parking lot Saturday
Stanford engineers create a tiny, energy-efficient laser for optical communication systems
Stanford alumni around the world participating in May 14 day of service
Task force on undergraduate education gives an update to the Faculty Senate
Three exceptional staff members to receive 2011 Amy J. Blue Awards
High tech needs humanities PhDs, say Silicon Valley entrepreneurs at Stanford conference
PG&E proposes replacement of gas pipelines through Stanford
Reforesting rural lands in western China pays big dividends, Stanford researchers say
Task force reviewing undergraduate education will give Faculty Senate a progress report Thursday
Leading entrepreneurs, academics explore a new relationship between humanities graduates and Silicon Valley at Stanford conference
Stanford faculty committee appointed to study Searsville Dam, Reservoir
New Stanford computing lab imagines the mobile-social future
Ten undergraduates receive Deans' Award for Academic Accomplishment
A second language for every high school student, Stanford's Russell Berman says
U.S. farmers dodge the impacts of global warming – at least for now, Stanford researcher says
Eight professors elected to National Academy of Sciences
Stanford's Gravity Probe B confirms two Einstein theories
'Small fry' fish just as vulnerable to population plunges as sharks or tuna, Stanford researchers say
Q&A: Stanford's Thomas Henriksen on the killing of Osama bin Laden
Knight Management Center opens for business
Historic week in pictures: Profros, new GSB campus and more
Review considers Stanford's Honor Code, Fundamental Standard violation resolution
Max Mathews, 'father of computer music,' dies at 84
Stanford's Faculty Senate approves process for bringing ROTC back to campus
Google grew from Stanford engineering, and the relationship continues to provide answers to tough problems
It's spring, so Stanford's Mary Morrison must be giving away millions
Racial disparity remains in heart-transplant mortality rates, Stanford study finds
Managing California's water: From conflict to reconciliation
Weekend for students admitted to Stanford's Class of 2015 begins Thursday
From Greek to English: Stanford professor's translation of Euripides takes the stage
Q&A: Stanford's Stephen Stedman on democracy's surge and the growing need for elections with integrity
Stanford should invite ROTC back to campus, university committee says
Eight Stanford scholars named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Sugarcane changes the temperature of local climate, Stanford researchers say
Clay Carson's Martin Luther King play goes to East Jerusalem, West Bank
Drama Professor Janice Ross wins 2011 Roland Volunteer Service Prize
New biosensor microchip could speed up drug development, Stanford researchers say
Robots, inventors take center stage at Stanford's second Robot Block Party
Men's gymnastics capture Stanford's 100th national title
Harvard names Stanford Medical School Professor Alan M. Garber as its next provost
Hennessy sees potential for dynamic partnership in NYC innovation center
Counting critters at Lake Lagunita
Stanford's new McMurtry Building for the arts moves forward; noted architect selected for design
Mobile technology is the focus of the 2011 IT Open House
New U.S. nuclear reactors unlikely soon, say Stanford physicist and New York Times journalist
Theater legend Grotowski's legacy lives on at Stanford
Hennessy to discuss Stanford's proposal to build a New York City campus at Academic Council meeting
Stanford research casts sober light on Russia's mortality crisis
Original opera has Stanford students singing for their sins
Campus update about PG&E discussions
Community Partnership Awards recognize three local organizations
Spring blossoms at Stanford
Stanford-Berkeley group gets $25 million for advanced solar research
Robot Block Party at Stanford; public invited
Trimpin: Making music at Stanford from flames, water, tree bark and dark memories of WW II
New virtual reality research – and a new lab – at Stanford
Trustees discuss land use, interdisciplinary centers and New York invitation
Stanford scientists: Tuberculosis strain spread by the fur trade reveals stealthy approach of epidemics
For coastal fish farm waste, dilution is not an automatic solution, Stanford researchers say
Do snails need their slime trails to move ahead? It's a sticky question, Stanford researchers say
Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
Recent biology grad named Soros Fellow
Nanopillars yield more precise molecular photography
Stanford begins comprehensive study of Searsville Dam
Precourt Energy Efficiency Center makes new research awards at Stanford
Tara VanDerveer elected to Basketball Hall of Fame
Stanford boasts largest number of Truman Scholars for 2011
PBS film highlights Stanford scholar's research on how the U.S. saved a starving Soviet Russia
Lecture to focus on agricultural economics in Africa
Aboard an earthquake research ship
Researcher reflects on gender, youth, poverty in Egypt
Stanford puts focus on China with new center at Peking University
A beginner's lecture on the theory that troubled Einstein
Stanford gets revved about automobiles
High-temperature superconductor spills secret: A new phase of matter
Secondhand smoke raises the stakes in America's casinos
Algae and bacteria hogged oxygen after ancient mass extinction, say Stanford researchers
Stanford alumni returning to campus for Peace Corps 50th Anniversary Celebration
Good vibrations: Stanford engineers put a damper on 'aeroelastic flutter'
Stanford librarians disappointed with ruling in Google case, but university plans to continue digitizing books
New Stanford Nano Center provides state-of-the-art equipment for research at the smallest of scales
Japan will rebound, nuclear energy won't diminish, Stanford specialists say
Stanford mourns the loss of diplomat Warren Christopher, alumnus of Stanford Law School and former chair of the Board of Trustees
Interdisciplinary approach helps graduate fellows tackle social, environmental issues
Cantor exhibition depicts how ancient world used color – and how science reveals the faded past
Got an hour? Boost your grades. Stanford psychologists design 60-minute exercise that raises GPAs of minority students
Campus reaches out in aftermath of Japan disaster
IT Services explains email, calendar outage
Stanford researchers get unprecedented view of protein folding that may help develop brain disease therapies
White shark census reveals rarity off California coast
Stanford tracking aftermath of massive Japan earthquake, tsunami
It's time to vote for next year's Faculty Senate
Bioenergy crops could lower surface temperatures, Stanford researchers say
Stanford engineering professor and inventor John G. Linvill dies at 91
Hip-hop and its heritage: Rennie Harris comes to Stanford
The search for planets around other stars - a talk at Stanford
Stanford scholar's website lets users track lives of authors who lived in London
No. 2 Stanford women rout Cal, 75-51, to take Pac-10 Conference title
Encryption leads Stanford's Martin Hellman into National Inventors Hall of Fame
The Wasps takes aim at 'Tea-Partying Right,' 'Elitist Left'
Study offers plan to combat growing HIV epidemic in Ukraine
Stanford professor wins million-dollar Dan David Prize
U.S. premiere of Stanford composer Jonathan Berger's Memory Slips set for March 4
Humanities panel and trustee presentations on Thursday's senate agenda
Supreme Court posts transcript of oral arguments in Stanford v. Roche
Stanford students organize to help shelter the homeless
Domenico Tiepolo's New Testament drawings come to Stanford
Despite a rainy start, Parents' Weekend shines
Parents' Weekend expected to draw a record 3,500 visitors
Writing of Stegner Fellows will be performed on Feb. 26 – word for word
Drell Lecture at Stanford: Georgetown philosopher says soldiers' guilt deserves more attention
Is crime a virus or a beast? Stanford study shows the word you pick can frame the debate on how to fight it
U.S. Supreme Court to hear arguments Feb. 28 in Stanford v. Roche
New stretchable solar cells will power artificial electronic 'super skin'
Stanford researchers study how disordered proteins spread from cell to cell, potentially spreading disease
Stanford studying the idea of moving the East Asia Library into a building soon to be vacated by the Graduate School of Business
Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom delivers Tanner Lectures
Annual RecycleMania challenges Stanford faculty, staff and students to pitch less waste to landfills
Dance, memory: Stanford spotlights four new choreographies, four new scores
Stanford students lead classes in San Quentin prison
Stanford exploring New York City invitation
Negative + math + stereotypes = too few women
Commuters, please think twice about leaving during the afternoon peak commute hour
Libraries, health care reform on Faculty Senate agenda for Thursday
Justice, truth, reconciliation: When should a nation let the past be past?
Trustees approve expansion of Stanford's off-campus library in Livermore
Stanford researchers develop low-cost medical ventilators for global disasters
Stanford medical student and alumna named 2011 Gates Cambridge Scholars
Researchers develop wireless technology for more efficient communication networks
Stanford study: You'll have better luck with a valentine if you have a few things in common
A father knows best: Vint Cerf re-thinks the Internet in Stanford talk
David Jones to head human resources at Stanford
Global settings, New York streets: Two photography exhibits at Cantor
Is it now 'uncool' to major in the humanities?
Stanford raises undergraduate tuition 3.5 percent for 2011-12 academic year
Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
What should America do in Egypt? Try nothing, says Stanford expert
Stanford research offers new insight into leatherback turtles' behavior
Three Stanford scholars selected as APS fellows
Ancient shells meet high-tech: Stanford researchers study the sound of pre-Incan conches
Middle East scholar offers a historical perspective on Egypt uprising
The humanities in America – an endangered species?
Stanford Police Chief Laura Wilson talks about campus crime alerts
Student mental health takes center stage at senate meeting
Cardinal football introduces 2011 recruiting class
Faculty Senate to meet Thursday
The brain knows what the nose smells, but how? Stanford researchers trace the answer
Silicon Valley companies pledge unprecedented support for Stanford Hospital
Stanford's Feb. 2-13 Pan-Asian Music Festival focuses on Mongolia and 'the steppes'
Stanford and Intel test the boundaries of visual computing
Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom to deliver Stanford's 2011 Tanner Lectures
Two famous authors discuss one war: Tim O'Brien, Tobias Wolff on writing about Vietnam
The world can be powered by alternative energy in 20-40 years, Stanford researcher says
Sue Schmitt promoted to university controller
Q&A: Stanford's Shanto Iyengar discusses Obama's upcoming State of the Union address
Civilians 'suffer first, last and in the middle' during wartime, Stanford scholar says
History Professor Al Camarillo named 2010 Lyman Award winner
Memorial set for Suvan Gerlach, longtime Engineering School employee
Student leaders share concerns with Faculty Senate
Faculty, staff and students recall the evolution of Jewish life at Stanford
Stanford archaeologist shows how the Romans made pottery in Britain
Stanford hospitals submit expanded community benefits proposal to City of Palo Alto
Memorial service set for Rune Nielsen
Faculty Senate to meet Thursday
Felipe Calderón, president of Mexico, will be 2011 Commencement speaker
Rodin! The Complete Stanford Collection - Exhibition
Mami Wata: Arts For Water Spirits In Africa And Its Diasporas - Exhibition
NATO Expert Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall Joins National Security Team
Stanford Researcher Taps Power of Cell Phones to Make Music
Stanford News - Two Current Students and Alumna Awarded Gates Cambridge Scholarships
Innovative Composer Brings World Premiere to Stanford
Stanford News - Backing Obama Gives Some Voters License to Favor Whites Over Blacks, Study Shows
Stanford News - Climate Change Panel at Exploratorium
Push To Improve K-12 Education Takes Root In Local High School's Backyard
STANFORD NEWS - Reversing Ecology Reveals Ancient Environments
History Professor James Campbell: Will History Bring Us Together Or Drive Us Apart?
Psychological Headwind Keeps Women, Minorities from Sprinting Ahead Of.....
Three Stanford Researchers Awarded Sloan Fellowships
Obama Appoints Stanford Russia Expert To National Security Posts
Using X-Rays To Tease Hidden Secrets From Dinosaurs And Old Documents
Stanford News: What Does One Do When Confronting The Biggest Social Evil of One's Time?
Stanford Honors Miles Davis' Landmark 'Kind of Blue'
News - Stanford Researcher Spotlights Antebellum Artists Who Protested Slavery
News - Media Often Fails in its Coverage of Global Warming
When It Comes To Elephant Love Calls, The Answer Lies In A Bone-Shaking Triangle
Engineers Create Intelligent Molecules That Seek and Destroy Diseased Cells By Cassandra Brooks
Despite Economic Crisis, Stanford Event Emphasizes Entrepreneurial Spirit
When Fish Farms Are Built Along The Coast, Where Does The Waste Go?
Free, Open-Source Software Enables Innovation with Popular but Tricky Lab Technique
Climate Change Likely To Be More Devastating Than Experts Predicted, Warns Top IPCC Scientist
No Joy In Discoveries of New Mammal Species-Only A Warning For ......
Stanford To Receive 150,000 Maps And Digitized Images From Renowned San Francisco Collector
New Open-Source Software Permits Faster Simulations Of Molecular Motion On Desktop Computers
Global Climate And Energy Project Broadens Access To Its Technology; New...
Reading The Fine Print Takes On A New Meaning As Stanford Researchers......
Stanford News - Stanford and IBM Improve MRI Sensitivity
Billion-Year Revision of Plant Evolution Timeline May Stem From Discovery of Lignin in Seaweed
Extreme Dance: Fighting Gravity During Weeklong Stanford Residency
Rixford Snyder, 'Dean of the Danube,' Dead at 100
Stanford Researchers Show Adaptation Plays A Significant Role In Human Evolution
Stanford News - Graduate Student Ketaki Gokhale Awarded Daniel Pearl Internship
Stanford News - Buildup to World War II Explored in Hoover Institution Exhibit
Stanford News - Justice Anthony Kennedy to Give Commencement Address
Stanford Launches $100 Million Initiative To Tackle Energy Issues
Stanford News - Dogs, Cat and Moutain Photography Exhibition
Program That Teaches Entrepreneurship to Engineers Wins Recognition
Life on Earth Got Bigger in Two, Million-Fold Leaps, Says Stanford Researcher
Yoko Ono to Speak at Stanford
Post-Pandemic Reforestation in New World Helped Trigger Little Ice Age, Stanford Researchers Say
More Selective Than Ever, Stanford Admits 689 Early Applicants
Stanford Researchers Predict Heat Waves And Crop Losses In California
Wind, Water and Sun Beat Biofuels, Nuclear and Coal for Clean Energy, Stanford Researcher Says
Rosemary Cross Hornby, Alumna With Deep Roots At Stanford, Dies
New Exhibition at Cantor Arts Center Focuses on Recent African Acquisitions
Stanford, SRI Celebrate the Dawn of Interactive Computing
Two Stanford Seniors Win Marshall Scholarships
Stanford Blood Scanner Detects Even Faint Indicators of Cancer
Stanford News: Obama Transition Teams Draw on Stanford Scholars
Natural Capital Project to Develop Software Program for Ocean Conservation
Recent Stanford Graduate Awarded 2009 Rhodes Scholarship
Key Link In How Plants Adapt To Climate Discovered By Stanford Researchers
Stanford News: Quantum Computing Spins Closer
Extreme Makeover: Computer Science Edition
Groundbreaking Asian American Art Book Breaks Wall Of Silence
Nobel Prize Winner Yunus to Speak on Microfinance and Health Care
In India, Traditional Farming Method Helps Sustain Bird Diversity, Study Finds
Precourt Institute for Energy Efficiency Awards New Round of Faculty Research Grants
Major Universities See Promise in Google Book Search Settlement
Stanford Researchers: Global Warming Is Killing Frogs And Salamanders In Yellowstone Park
Stanford News - The Slow-Spin Zone At The Core Of The Sun
Let's Face It: Researchers Say Voters Swayed By Candidates Who Share Their Looks
Space Telescope Finds A Pulsar With A Gamma-Ray Wink
Stanford Researchers Launch New Short Attention Span Science Theater Website
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Circadian Clock May Be Critical For Remembering What You Learn, Stanford Researchers Say
Gifts to Arts at Stanford Top $200 Million: New Arts Building Planned
Aurora Forum to Host Broadcast of Biden-Palin Debate
New York Times Editor Appointed Stanford Scholar, Adviser
Ethics Center Receives $5 Million Gift
Mental Health And Well-Being Task Force Issues Report
John Fondahl, Developer of Planning Methods Used to Keep Large Construction Projects...
Stanford Scores High for Sustainability in National Study
University Puts Iphone Applications For Student Services To The Test By Michael Pena
Stanford's Presidential Home Goes Solar By Dan Stober
Jen-Hsun Huang Pledges $30 Million for Innovative Engineering Center at Stanford
Authors Nicole Krauss, Kiyo Sato Win 2008 Saroyan Prize
Stanford's - Autonomous Helicopters Teach Themselves to Fly
Nathaniel Gage, 'Giant Among Educational Researchers,' Dead at 91
Stanford Study Shows Dual-Career Academic Couple Hires On The Rise By Adam Gorlick
Using Everyday Language To Explain Scientific Concepts Could Help Students Learn Study Finds By Kath
EMBARGOED :New Method of Overcoming Multiple Drug Resistant Diseases Developed by Stanford Researche
New Planning Grants to Fund Research on Freshwater Issues
Slipping Through Cell Walls Nanotubes Deliver High-Potency Punch To Cancer Tumors In Mice By Louis B
Reduce Carbon Footprint or Find more Energy Sources? Americans Want to do Both, Poll Finds
EMBARGOED: Actions of Individuals are key to Saving Biodiversity-and Ourselves...
High School Students Participate In Eight-Week Summer Research Internship Through Office...
Board of Trustees Elects Two New Members
2008 Risser Prize Winner
New Life Given to Ancient Egyptian Texts Stored at Stanford for Decades
Leatherback Turtles' Newly Discovered Migration Route may be Roadmap to Salvation
New round of Environmental Venture Projects will focus on ocean and freshwater sustainability
Balancing Development Against the Price of Paradise Lost: Stanford Researchers....
School Of Education To Begin Posting Faculty's Peer-Reviewed Papers Online
Stanford Researchers Take First Look At Working Muscle Fiber By Dan Stober
Finalists for Saroyan Prize Announced
The 38th Annual Stanford Spring Faire
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