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In No Judgment, the novelist and critic explores the perilous activity of literary criticism in the era of social media.

Sofia Coppola’s 2003 film made a huge impression on the young Johny Pitts. Two decades on, he revisits the movie and the people who made it to investigate its enduring appeal

Affable volunteers, retirees of the model-railroad-enthusiast type, deliver their best chestnuts when you approach one of the transplanted structures that make up the village. Some of the big names of American business and technology are represented: there is a Wright Brothers bicycle shop, an Edison lab, a Heinz ketchup house.

SANTA BARBARA, Calif.— Fiesta may be over but the crowds are still here. Santa Barbara was filled with people on State Street shopping at the weekly

Heti, a New York Times-commended author of Pure Colour, Motherhood and How Should a Person Be, visited the Humanities Center to answer questions and do a reading of excerpts from her latest AI-inspired work on Wednesday.

In an open letter to the the Director of the Hoover Institute, the President, the Provost and the Board of Trustees, 90 Stanford faculty members call for a public accounting of Rupert Murdoch's appointment to the Hoover's Board of Overseers. They write, "we wonder what kind of signal his presence sends to our students, who we are training to seek the truth, and to our colleagues on the faculty, who are constantly held to the highest standards of honesty, truth and responsible scho...

Renowned Turkish-American author Elif Batuman Ph.D. '07 spoke to the Stanford community about her discovery of her sexuality and how she mirrored her journey through fiction-writing.

Summer Boismier said she paid rent for her apartment in September, but she didn’t live there.

Summer Boismier said she paid rent for her apartment in September, but she didn’t live there.

Sex-positive or post-liberal, all factions insist on the importance of sex. Wouldn't it be better to let it be irrelevant?