
Stanford Alumni Association awards recognize outstanding students
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Among this year’s honorees are graduating seniors Peyton Klein, recipient of the J.E. Wallace Sterling Award, and Diego Kagurabadza and Helena Vasconcelos, recipients of the Outstanding Achievement Award.

Former trustees recognized for volunteer service
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Mindy Rogers and Jeff Raikes are this year’s recipients of the Gold Spike Award in honor of their long-standing service to the university.
Alumni Association Awards
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The Stanford Alumni Association invites faculty and staff to nominate outstanding seniors and graduate students for the 2025 J.E. Wallace Sterling Award, Award of Excellence, and Graduate Student Community Impact Award. Nominations are due by March 28.

Mehran Sahami honored for outstanding service to alumni
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The computer science professor has earned the Richard W. Lyman Award for exemplary citizenship across the university.

Reunion Homecoming returns this weekend
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The annual gathering of alumni will feature new events and mark the first time in decades that a Stanford president will attend as an alum.
Stanford Alumni Association awards honor outstanding Stanford students
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Among the 2024 honorees are graduating seniors Teiana Gonsalves, recipient of the J.E. Wallace Sterling Award, and Phillip Chacon, Christian Sanchez, and Darryl Thompson, recipients of the Outstanding Achievement Award.

Volunteers receive Gold Spike Awards for service to Stanford
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Angela Nomellini and Ram Shriram are the recipients of the university’s highest annual volunteer service honor.

Phil Knight honored with Uncommon Citizen award
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A dedicated philanthropist and Stanford GSB alum, Knight has provided game-changing support for schools and initiatives across campus.

Alumni honored for distinguished service
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Stanford’s ethnic community centers inducted four new members into the university’s Multicultural Alumni Hall of Fame at a ceremony held during Reunion Homecoming weekend.

Reunion Homecoming highlights
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More than 8,000 alumni – from all 50 states and around the world – returned to campus this weekend to reconnect with classmates, build new friendships, and explore the Stanford of today. Here’s a look at some of the standout scenes, from Dinner on the Quad to Classes Without Quizzes to a Saturday night football game marking six decades of LSJUMB.