Faculty
Stanford historian explores how expulsions became widespread in medieval Europe
In his new book, Rowan Dorin investigates the interwoven history of expulsions of Jewish and Christian moneylenders in the Middle Ages.
Series
Stanford Statisticians Tackle COVID-19
This stories series presents three studies in the Department of Statistics addressing the coronavirus outbreak using different approaches: tracking genetic mutations in the coronavirus, developing a more practical approach to predictive modelling, and designing clinical trials of promising new treatments.
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Read more about Robert Finn, an expert in the mathematics of complex surfaces and capillaries, has died at 100
Robert Finn, an expert in the mathematics of complex surfaces and capillaries, has died at 100
Read more about Stanford art historian explores appeal of painter who bridged the amateur, avant-garde
Stanford art historian explores appeal of painter who bridged the amateur, avant-garde
Read more about Stanford's new Institute on Race names founding faculty co-directors
Stanford's new Institute on Race names founding faculty co-directors
Read more about Harumi Befu, professor emeritus of anthropology, dies at 92
Harumi Befu, professor emeritus of anthropology, dies at 92
Read more about Writers drew attention to how they listened to ‘common people’ in 19th-century Russian Empire, according to Stanford scholar
Writers drew attention to how they listened to ‘common people’ in 19th-century Russian Empire, according to Stanford scholar
Read more about Stanford’s Ellen Markman honored with lifetime achievement award for mentorship
Stanford’s Ellen Markman honored with lifetime achievement award for mentorship
Read more about Stanford economist Ran Abramitzky on his new book debunking U.S. immigration myths
Stanford economist Ran Abramitzky on his new book debunking U.S. immigration myths
Read more about Q&A: New book probes blackness in ancient Greek literature and art
