Campus Life

Conversations in residence halls during winter quarter offered undergraduates an opportunity to discuss some of society’s most pressing challenges.

A network of community groups, doctors, and patients aims to improve outcomes for those with IDD by centering the voices of the patients themselves.

At the all-campus winter-fun day hosted by Magnolia, students raced down snowy hills, indulged in hot treats, and played snow-themed games.

This year, our neighborhood councils have organized an incredible lineup of events just for you. Get ready for eight all-campus programs featuring live music, performances, student

Join us for Civic Salons, an engaging 8-week series that delves into pressing issues shaping citizenship today. Each week, we’ll explore a new topic inspired by the themes of the S

The event, hosted by the Association of Chinese Students and Scholars at Stanford, ushered in the Year of the Snake.

Endowment by Will Hsu ’98 and Angie Hsu ’96 empowers Asian American students

The students behind Stanford’s new neighborhood logos involved their peers in the process of capturing each residential community’s unique spirit.

The workshop, hosted by Tina Harness (Yupik) is part of the center’s Native American Heritage Month programming.

Francesca Fernandes '25, Alvin Hong Lee '25, Mikayla Tillery '25 and Kate Tully '25 have been selected as 2025 Rhodes Scholars.

Flu and COVID shots are currently available at the Vaden Health Center and Walgreens at Vaden for 2024-2025.

A message sharing various election resources for students from Vice Provost for Student Affairs, Michele Rasmussen.

Across campus, the Stanford community is preparing for the November election and beyond with an array of educational, civic engagement, and get-out-the-vote efforts.

Rasmussen has served since 2013 as the dean of students in the university at the University of Chicago, where she leads many of the university’s departments, services, and programs