Resources for Our Communities
Student Affairs offers our communities support and we are continually seeking ways in which we can provide resources to those who may need it, whether on or off campus. We've created this hub as a way to share and connect individuals to a variety of services, guidance, and more. Take time to take care of yourself and share what you are going through with others. You do not have to experience anything on your personal journey on your own.
Summer Quarter COVID Guidance
As we continue to live with COVID-19 and the many ways in which it impacts student life, we've set-up this section to share relevant information with Stanford's communities.
Special Circumstances
We are beginning the special circumstances housing process with the expectation that Stanford will welcome frosh, sophomores, first-year transfers, and special circumstances students to campus for summer quarter as previously announced.
Loneliness & Connection
Loneliness and social isolation have been top of mind for many of us during the pandemic. We've created a space to explore these feelings as well as connect with relevant resources.
Black Lives Matter Resources
Access BLM-related resources for education, self and community care, and beyond.
Harassment & Hate Towards Asians, Asian Americans, and Pacific Islanders during COVID-19
Learn more about AAPI-related hate crime and access resources for education, self and community care, and beyond.
Red Folder
Guidance for faculty and staff supporting student well-being in a virtual campus environment.
Graduate Student Support Resources
If you are in a crisis and need immediate assistance, the GLO deans are accessible 24/7 through email, text, or call.
Undergraduate Student Support Resources
Here you can find your local residence dean and how to connect with them and more.
Virtual Well-Being
Well-Being at Stanford and Vaden Health Services are actively building additions to this set of virtual resources that are designed to support your well-being.