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Valentines Day is almost here. Here are some ways to spend this special weekend with someone you love, your family, friends, or yourself.

Entrepreneurial spirit and technological innovation associated with the region known today as Silicon Valley has been at the center of global change over the last century, affecting many aspects of our lives. This exhibit explores how these changes came about.Stanford, CA Garages & Gadgets, an exhibition curated by the Silicon Valley Archives, is an invitation to researchers and students to explore critically the vast collections of documentation in the Stanford Libraries about how the chan...

Modeled after an ancient Greek column, but with a twist, “Hello” by international artist Xu Zhen is both familiar and surprising. Watch the video

Modeled after an ancient Greek column, but with a twist, Hello by international artist Xu Zhen is both familiar and surprising.

Complaining about the lack of second-hand stores is somewhat of an evergreen for eco-conscious Luxembourg book lovers. The Green Library, an online commission-based store, aims to change that.

The map center is a cross between a library and a laboratory, replete with leather-bound...

 Aligarh : Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) faculty member from the Department of Library and Information Science, Prof P M Naushad Ali shed light on how libraries can extend the environmental benefit through sustainable practices and green build

This story is the second in a series of profiles on Stanford’s 2021-22 transfer students. The unique cohort of more than 60 undergraduates, who range in age from 18 to 51, brings a multitude of perspectives and life experiences to campus.

Jack Pearce, a sophomore in CARTA, splashed his way to finish line in 51 seconds, a record time.

The South Asian American Digital Archive recently published its first book, an anthology titled ‘Our Stories: An Introduction to South Asian America’.