Stanford headlines for the week of April 29, 2009

4.23.09

Minor fire at Law School causes water damage
4.23.09

Prospective students and their families arrive for Admit Weekend

4.23.09

Faster, more accurate method for producing nanoribbons
4.26.09

University cautions against travel to Mexico in light of swine flu developments
4.26.09

Stanford completes sale of $1 billion of taxable bonds
4.28.09

International scholars to be in residence for pilot program
4.29.09

Scholar illuminates forgotten life of writer Isaac Rosenfeld
4.29.09

Education professor wins volunteer service prize
4.29.09

Construction projects advance with green light from trustees
4.29.09

Honors & Awards
4.29.09

Lecture aims to shed light on dark energy
4.29.09

‘What Matters’ talk by police chief a tale of many firsts
4.29.09

Dickson named adviser on campus life
4.29.09

Provost issues memo to campus community on swine flu
4.29.09

Scholar gets nod to fill Defense Department job
4.29.09

Round-the-clock effort fuels stimulus grant drive
4.29.09

Brain works best when cells move to the right rhythms
4.29.09

Two possible causes for bowel disease in infants
4.29.09

Heart docs outpush 49ers in contest
4.29.09

Hospital nurses to be honored May 4-8 for skills, caring
4.29.09

Six research teams receive Coulter grants
4.29.09

Ralph Spiegl, devoted alumnus and fundraiser, dies at 86
4.29.09

Gold Foundation honors six residents
4.29.09

Medical center people
4.29.09

Berek on health risks of removing ovaries
4.29.09

$15 million NIH grant for study of flu vaccines
4.29.09

Housing
4.29.09

Ph.D. Orals
4.29.09

New service for computers carrying sensitive data
4.29.09

Cardinal Chronicle
4.29.09

Three community partnerships celebrated
4.30.09

Stanford prepares to implement its pandemic plan if needed