Stanford hosts U.S.-China dialogue on nature
Event Highlights
The Natural Capital Project convened top policymakers from China to highlight the need for collaboration on ecosystem-based approaches to sustainability.
Ceremony honors Stanford law students’ public service
News
The members of Stanford Law School's graduating class performed almost 16,000 hours of pro bono service during their time at Stanford, Interim Dean Paul Brest told honorees at the awards reception.
Stanford springs into wellness
Event Highlights
The annual BeWell Wellness Fairs brought Stanford faculty and staff together for music, learning, and community-building.
Veronica Roberts’ love letter to creatives
Q&A
The Cantor Art Center’s director opens up about the evolving field of museology, art as a lens for understanding world problems, and what university collections can do that public museums can’t.
Say goodbye to Hello
Modeled after an ancient Greek column, but with a twist, the 15-foot sculpture Hello was created for Meyer Green by the international conceptual artist Xu Zhen. The sculpture was installed in early 2022 and soon became affectionately known among students as "the Churro." Xu Zhen was chosen by Stanford’s Public Art Committee to create the site-specific work for the Plinth Project, an initiative that places a series of temporary, commissioned public artworks in the location where the Meyer Library stood from 1966 to 2015. Take a look back at Hello's time on campus and stop by to wave farewell before it departs later this August to make way for the next installation.
Photos by Andrew Brodhead