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The free, drop-in space welcomes all Stanford students to make art, play music, dance, and experiment – no experience required.

A gift from Stanford trustee José E. Feliciano, MBA ’99, and Kwanza Jones provides permanent support for El Centro Chicano y Latino directorship and expands student opportunities across campus.

Senators heard updates on work to address evolving issues for undergraduate education, learned more about a $10 million curriculum innovation initiative, and approved a proctoring bylaw on Thursday.

A recent centennial gathering explored the history of surgical advances at Stanford Medicine and the innovations now carrying that legacy forward.

In the course The 2026 U.S. Election, students don’t just learn about the political process. They participate in it.

Among the takeaways: Investing in safer communities and fire-resilient landscapes is key to reducing future wildfire losses and costs.

A new provost-funded initiative will galvanize innovative teaching strategies and redefine learning outcomes by scaffolding AI-aware curricula and assessment practices throughout the undergrad experience.

Technologies invented during Biodesign training have helped more than 22 million people worldwide. The center’s anniversary celebration highlighted how its training approach grew into a global movement.

During Stanford’s annual day of civic celebration, students can build an election prediction model, explore careers in public service, play judge in a constitutional law case, and more.

Solid Pictures, a new exhibition at the Cantor Arts Center, spotlights a 19th-century technology that turned photographic negatives into three-dimensional portraits.