Stanford headlines for February 2012

2.01.12 Walker Evans' iconic photos of the Great Depression at Cantor Arts Center
2.01.12 Wireless power could revolutionize highway transportation, Stanford researchers say
2.02.12 Q&A: Stanford's Philip Taubman on an unlikely effort by a group of former statesmen to rid the world of nuclear weapons
2.02.12 New generation explores cultural changes through Asian music at Stanford festival
2.03.12 Aphasia: A Stanford music professor's work, with hand gestures and odd sounds, about obsessive attention to ridiculous things
2.06.12 As Chinese courts announce 'guiding cases,' Stanford Law School helps to spread the word
2.06.12 Stanford geophysicist: More environmental rules needed for shale gas
2.07.12 Newark Mayor Cory Booker will be Stanford's 2012 Commencement Speaker
2.07.12 Stanford engineers' nanoshell whispering galleries improve thin solar panels
2.07.12 Got photos? Yes, just ask SALLIE
2.07.12 Stanford senior awarded 2012-2013 Churchill Scholarship
2.07.12 Stanford's Revs Program sponsors film series celebrating cars and car culture
2.07.12 Stanford raises undergraduate tuition 3 percent for the 2012-13 school year
2.08.12 Stanford concludes transformative campaign
2.09.12 Senate to hear reports from Dean Pamela Matson and from ASSU leaders
2.09.12 Stanford study suggests girls can 'rewire' brains to ward off depression
2.09.12 Stanford Dance reconstructs Anna Sokolow's signature work Rooms
2.10.12 Report of the president: Academic Council Professoriate appointments
2.10.12 Not for profit: Why democracy needs the humanities
2.10.12 Student leaders, dean of the School of Earth Sciences address senate
2.13.12 Getting to the 'heart' of the matter
2.13.12 Stanford engineers weld nanowires with light
2.13.12 Stanford study finds widening gap between rich and poor students
2.14.12 President Obama gives the National Humanities Medal to Stanford literary scholar Ramón Saldívar
2.14.12 Steven A. Denning elected chair of Stanford University Board of Trustees
2.15.12 Trustees give site OKs for SLAC science and user support building and campus energy center
2.15.12 State-owned oil companies increase price volatility and pollution, but rarely get used as geopolitical weapons, says Stanford researcher
2.16.12 International interactive artist Camille Utterback delivers public lecture as part of the new Mohr Visiting Artist Program at Stanford
2.16.12 New Stanford unit seeks educational initiatives for middle and high school students
2.17.12 Look for new roles for older citizens in an aging America, says Stanford's Laura Carstensen
2.17.12 Stanford alumna named a 2012 Gates Cambridge Scholar
2.17.12 Q&A: Stanford's Morris Fiorina on Santorum's rise and a dissatisfied Republican Party
2.21.12 Rare Judeo-Spanish memoir gives a voice to the people of a lost culture
2.21.12 Redwood City takes up Stanford building proposals
2.22.12 Conflict of interest policy, new freshman year requirements on senate agenda
2.22.12 Highlights from Stanford's Native American paintings collection are showcased in Memory and Markets: Pueblo Painting in the Early 20th Century
2.22.12 Swimming through the blood stream: Stanford engineers create wireless, self-propelled medical device
2.23.12 Voting under way for next year's Faculty Senate
2.23.12 Researchers say galaxy may swarm with 'nomad planets'
2.23.12 About 3,800 family members expected for Parents' Weekend, Feb. 24 and 25
2.23.12 Eight more 'engineering heroes' celebrated by Stanford's School of Engineering
2.24.12 Take a campus tour - at your desk or on foot - with enhanced podcast
2.24.12 Senate engages in lively discussions on freshman-year requirements, faculty conflicts of interest
2.24.12 Parents enjoy sunshine, lectures and their kids
2.27.12 Athletics mourns the passing of equipment manager Ron Yamaguchi
2.28.12 Seeking harmony of body and mind at Stanford through Shaolin Kung Fu
2.28.12 First acts announced for opening of Stanford's much-anticipated Bing Concert Hall
2.28.12 Parents' Weekend gives families a glimpse of what Stanford has to offer
2.29.12 At the Cantor: Innovations that established the reputations of five contemporary artists