Humanities

English professor Chang-rae Lee authors his most personal work yet

With A Tender Age, the prizewinning novelist tells the story of a Korean American immigrant at summer camp in 1976.

Portrait of Chang-rae Lee

Cover of the book What Tech Calls Governing and a portrait of its author, Adrian Daub

What Tech Calls Governing by Adrian Daub, Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages

Book cover of A Tender Age and a portrait of its author, Chang-rae Lee

A Tender Age: A Novel by Chang-rae Lee, English

Why we can’t quit the ‘Odyssey’

Portrait of Edmonia Lewis

Book looks at resurgence of late-19th-century female sculptor

Portrait of Dagfinn Føllesdal

Dagfinn Føllesdal, philosopher known as a ‘builder of bridges,’ dies at 93

Portrait of Lerone Martin next to the cover of his book Young King featuring a portrait of MLK as a child

Young King: The Making of Martin Luther King Jr. by Lerone Martin, Religious Studies and African and African American Studies

Portrait of Jessica Riskin in the Stanford arcade

Jessica Riskin elected to American Philosophical Society

Portrait of Rachel Jean-Baptiste

Bringing global histories of gender, race, and citizenship to the AI age