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The School of Humanities and Sciences is Stanford's largest school, awarding nearly 80 percent of the university's undergraduate degrees. H&S offers challenging graduate and postdoctoral programs that foster the development of scholarly leadership for future generations.
H&S is home to Stanford's basic research - where free, open, and critical enquiry
is pursued at the frontiers of new knowledge. With 28 departments and dozens of interdisciplinary programs, H&S is strength at Stanford's core.
Remembering Robert H. Siemann |
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New graduate fellowships for physics students have been created in Robert H. Siemann's name. Read about Siemann's accomplishments and legacy. | ||
Cantor Arts Center showcases Rodin |
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It is the first time the Cantor Center for Visual Arts is giving the public a chance to see its entire collection of about 200 works of stone, wax, plaster, terracotta and bronze by the legendary French artist Auguste Rodin (1840-1917). | ||
Holistic Biology |
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Students in Professor William Gilly's Holistic Biology course take an unforgettable journey of discovery. Watch an audio slide show and listen to the students speak about their experiences. | ||
Graduate Fellowships |
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Graduate students in the humanities and sciences conduct research that will shape our future. Watch a video to learn more. |
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*NEW* Stanford's emergency plans and contact informationFemale, minority physical scientists needed to maintain U.S. edge Stereotype threat harms female, minority performance Can the arts and humanities 'save us'? Letter to the editor: To defend humanities, call on scientists and engineers, too
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