Campus Life
Student groups, residences, and neighborhoods foster a vibrant social scene. Interested in getting involved? We created this hub as a way to help you get started.
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Fraternity and Sorority Life
Stanford's Fraternity and Sorority communities offer a vibrant and diverse experience that is as old as the founding of the university. We invite you to explore the information we have for prospective and current members, community leaders, alumni, parents and family, and friends of the community.
Graduate Life Office
We are a division of the Office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs and is guided by Our Most Important Work. We serve the entire graduate student population at Stanford and their families. GLO deans are a source of comprehensive, impartial guidance and information related to all aspects of your life as a graduate student.
Office of Student Engagement
To educate and empower students to create unique co-curricular experiences, meaningful relationships, and lifelong memories. We strive to bring joy and enrichment to the social experience and provide opportunities for students to find what they need to grow.
Residential Education
Through living and learning together in the residences, students can grow in their ability to understand and negotiate difference and can prepare for the complexities of global citizenship.
Neighborhoods
Neighborhoods were designed to be your home at Stanford, and now is the time to truly make it yours. Explore more information about the neighborhoods, connect with local staff, find out what events are happening and explore the types of houses found within each one.
Important Links Related to Campus Life
- Policies & Processes: Welcome to The Farm! Here are key policies created to help student organizations operate successfully.
- Task Forces & Committees: Here are ways students and the university are working together to enhance campus life. Learn more about the Task Forces & Committees to which Student Affairs is connected.
Campus Life News
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‘Civic Salons’ engage students on complex issues
Conversations in residence halls during winter quarter offered undergraduates an opportunity to discuss some of society’s most pressing challenges. -
Collaboration targets health care access for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
A network of community groups, doctors, and patients aims to improve outcomes for those with IDD by centering the voices of the patients themselves. -
Snow Day brings winter cheer to campus
At the all-campus winter-fun day hosted by Magnolia, students raced down snowy hills, indulged in hot treats, and played snow-themed games.
