Updates from Student Affairs

Whether you’re still in spring break mode, transitioning into the quarter, or already deep in your coursework, this month’s edition provides you with what you need to flourish this

University administrators share information about the incident and urge anyone with information to contact the Department of Public Safety.

The online tool can help identify the core values, work culture preferences, and skills most important to you, forming a customized framework for navigating career and life choices

Is a group project getting you down? Members of your student org need a hand getting along? Students who are trained mediators can help.

As signs of spring begin to surface, you may feel like you have yet to catch your breath or are feeling a bit burnt out. Consider using this time to reconnect with your community,

Representatives from universities across the U.S. came together at Stanford to explore models for supporting Muslim students.

Get useful, timely tips and advice from fellow students and the Stanford Career Education office.

In a message to all students, the Division of Student Affairs and the Office for Religious and Spiritual Life highlight university resources relevant to this natural disaster.

A new events calendar makes it quick and easy to find just what you need, for everyone from frosh to PhD candidates.

Samuel Santos Jr., associate vice provost for inclusion, community, and integrative learning in Student Affairs, shares what he's hearing from students, what we're doing now, and w

Relationships are not always as easy as they seem. The month of February leads one to believe that relationships are easy and filled with big red hearts, boxes of chocolate, and LO

VPSA offers campus resources available to any student affected by this incident of gun violence.

Leaders of the Division of Student Affairs and Office for Religious and Spiritual Life describe campus resources available to all students as we process this difficult news story.

Facilitated by the neighborhood councils, the student-led process will begin in the second week of winter quarter and include naming the neighborhoods for different trees, the intr

It’s the start of a new year and quarter – how is life tree-ting you so far? Whether you are excited for this fresh start, find yourself still ruminating over 2022, or are feeling

November is a time full of many changes– midterm exams, the election, changes in weather, stress of the holidays– each of which can bring on their own emotions and feelings. If you

If you find yourself feeling nervous, excited, and/or overwhelmed as you transition to the Farm, remember that you are not alone and there is a community here ready to support you.

May is National Mental Health Awareness Month– a time for checking in with ourselves and others and finding resources to support us during this time. Although our individual strugg

April is National Alcohol Awareness Month and Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This month, we discuss the effects of alcohol and other drugs and reflect on how we can further streng

March is National Sleep Awareness Month! This month, we reflect on our sleep habits by defining what it means to get good sleep and how we can build our “sleep hygiene”. How does n