Stanford’s Office for Religious & Spiritual Life has prepared background and guidance on observances, accommodations, and dining options for Ramadan 2024, which begins at sunset on March 10 and ends at sunset on April 9.
Stanford’s multifaith community observes a Day of Prayer
A time of prayer, chanting, and contemplation, coordinated by campus faith groups, will focus on “the health, wholeness, and safety of people around the globe and at Stanford.” Individuals and groups are encouraged to sign up for time slots during the 24-hour period that begins at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 30.
Tiffany Steinwert, dean for religious and spiritual life, on the many religious and spiritual traditions that are observed by members of the Stanford community during fall quarter.
Annual community memorial service honors lives and losses
Stanford’s annual memorial service, an interfaith gathering to honor friends and family who have passed away, will be held Tuesday in the CIRCLE sanctuary in Old Union.
Holy day observances in Stanford’s multifaith community
Stanford’s Office for Religious & Spiritual Life provides calendars and other resources to help ensure that students, staff, and faculty are able to celebrate holy days and avoid conflict with instruction and work responsibilities.
Vice Provost for Student Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole and Dean for Religious and Spiritual Life Tiffany Steinwert share academic guidance for observant students and postdocs.
Tiffany Steinwert, dean for religious and spiritual life, invites the community to slow down and reflect, the better to foster grace, hope, and peace before moving on toward fall. The Office for Religious & Spiritual Life offers opportunities for reflection and resources to support the wide range of faith traditions and world views in the Stanford community.
