Place

The Black Community Services Center recently unveiled a redesigned space with a focus on community and engagement.

A dedicated space for student organizations engaged in hardware design, arts, and engineering projects will foster creativity and innovation.

At the newly remodeled Graduate School of Education, artist Jacob Hashimoto’s playful centerpiece represents the possibilities that come from teaching and learning.

Students, faculty, and staff celebrated the opening of the newly renovated Graduate School of Education, creating a vibrant hub for teaching and learning at Stanford.

For half a century, volunteer docents at the Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve ('Ootchamin 'Ooyakma) have educated visitors, supported research, and helped steward a unique local ecosystem.

With Fathom, the interactive work at the center of the new CoDa building, artist and faculty member Camille Utterback invites visitors to engage with the physicality of recorded information.

Leaders from across faiths celebrated the reopening of the center with rituals related to the blessing of spaces from Hindu, Jewish, Buddhist, and secular traditions. The center closed following winter storm damage in 2023.

Stanford students and conservationists created signs that remind the community that Lagunita – Stanford’s constructed basin, currently dry – supports wildlife and ongoing conservation and research efforts.

If you happen to spot a Harris’s hawk patrolling the skies above Stanford Hospital, chances are it belongs to Austin Isgitt.

How does a university become a leading, world-class research institution? A new book shows how Stanford’s fifth president, Wallace Sterling, transformed Stanford University into an internationally recognized place for learning, research, and innovation.