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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250516T000000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250517T000000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250518T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250520T000000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250521T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250522T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250521T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250523T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250524T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250523T160000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250525T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250524T160000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250526T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250525T160000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
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DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250529T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250528T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250530T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250531T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250601T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250602T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250601T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250603T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250604T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250605T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250606T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250607T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250606T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250608T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250607T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250609T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250608T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250610T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250609T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250611T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250610T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250612T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250611T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250613T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250612T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250614T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250613T160000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250615T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250614T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250616T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250615T160000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250617T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250616T160000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250618T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250617T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250619T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250618T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250620T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250619T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250621T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250620T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250622T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250621T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250623T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250622T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250624T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250623T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250625T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250624T160000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250626T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250625T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250627T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250626T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250628T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250627T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250629T000000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250710T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250709T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250711T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250710T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250712T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250711T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250713T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250712T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250714T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250713T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250715T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250714T160000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250716T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250715T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250717T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250716T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250718T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250717T160000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250719T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250718T160000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250720T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250719T160000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250721T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250720T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250722T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250721T160000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250723T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250722T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250724T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250723T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250725T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250724T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250726T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250725T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250727T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250726T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250728T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250727T160000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250729T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250728T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250730T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250729T160000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250731T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250730T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250801T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250731T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250802T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215408Z
DTSTART:20250801T160000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
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 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250811T000000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250812T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250813T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250814T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250813T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250815T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250814T160000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250816T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250815T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250817T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250816T160000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250818T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250817T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250819T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250818T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250820T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250819T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250821T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250820T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250822T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250821T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250823T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250822T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250824T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250823T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250825T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250824T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250826T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250825T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250827T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250826T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250828T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250827T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250829T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250830T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250831T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250901T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250831T160000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250903T000000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250904T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250905T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250904T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250906T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250907T000000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250908T000000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250909T000000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250912T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250913T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250914T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250915T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250914T160000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250916T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250915T160000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250917T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250916T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250918T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250917T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250919T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250918T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250920T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250919T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250921T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250920T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250922T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250921T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250923T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250922T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250924T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250923T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250925T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250924T160000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250926T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250925T160000Z
GEO:37.426984;-122.167998
LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250927T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250926T160000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20250928T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20250927T160000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251007T000000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251008T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20251007T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20251009T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251011T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20251010T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251012T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20251011T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251013T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20251012T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251014T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251015T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20251014T160000Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251016T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251017T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20251016T160000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251018T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20251017T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251019T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20251018T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251020T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20251019T160000Z
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
DTEND:20251021T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260420T215409Z
DTSTART:20251020T160000Z
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LOCATION:Green Library\, Bing Wing\, Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Spotlight on Special Collections
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Stanford Libraries presents Spotlight on Special Collections\, 
 on view in the Peterson Gallery and Munger Rotunda from May 15 to October 2
 6\, 2025.  \n\nSpotlight Exhibits is an open-source digital exhibit platfor
 m developed and maintained by Stanford’s Digital Library Systems and Servic
 es department (DLSS). Eleven years since its inception\, the site hosts 164
  online exhibits that span the range of Stanford’s general and special coll
 ections and cover such diverse topics as Ancient\, Medieval\, and Early Mod
 ern Manuscripts\, Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment\, Sunset Mag
 azine\, the Gardiner Transit Collection\, and the photography archives of B
 ob Fitch\, David Bacon\, and Douglas Menuez.  Created by Stanford librarian
 s\, faculty\, and students\, and arranged and described in narrative format
 \, the site’s digital content is accessed thousands of times a day. It help
 s make the libraries’ collections accessible to a vast audience of research
 ers at Stanford and beyond.  DLSS continues to add functionality\, includin
 g the display of streaming media. \n\nThis exhibition\, Spotlight on Specia
 l Collections\, invites viewers into the deep collections that underlie or 
 form the basis for the digital exhibits by presenting original artifacts\, 
 books\, and manuscripts represented on the platform. Library curators selec
 ted from the approximately 100 Spotlight exhibits that feature Special Coll
 ections and University Archives content to show in the galleries. Original 
 objects on display include historical photographs\, books\, illuminated man
 uscripts\, early printed documents\, musical scores\, objects related to St
 anford’s history\, and ephemera representing movements for social change. \
 n\nNo single exhibition could capture the full range and diversity of the c
 ontent available on the Spotlight platform. However\, with this exhibition\
 , we have endeavored to represent the depth and breadth of this rich resour
 ce as it pertains to our Special Collections and University Archives holdin
 gs. \n\nThis exhibition is curated by Benjamin Lee Stone with Rebecca Wingf
 ield and Franz Kunst\, Benjamin Albritton\, Ray Heigemeir\, Josh Schneider\
 , with Connor Yankowitz\, Kathleen Smith\, Charlotte Kwok-Glasser\, and Nat
 alie Marine-Street\; produced by Deardra Fuzzell with assistance from Eliza
 beth Fischbach and Connor Yankowitz.
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