Students

For finals week, a peek at study spaces around campus

Take a peek at some of the spots students have found to study for exams.

2 days ago

Q&A

Stanford joins White House forum on sustainability

Aurora Winslade, director of Stanford’s Office of Sustainability, discusses key takeaways from the event, how universities can partner with governments to meet sustainability goals, and how Stanford is becoming a greener campus.

2 days ago

Athletics

Women’s Basketball season ends in second round at Maples

It was the earliest exit in the NCAA Tournament for the Cardinal since 2007.

2 days ago

Student affairs

Campus dining options for Passover and Ramadan

During Passover and Ramadan and year-round, Stanford institutions and affiliated organizations collaborate to help students follow religious dining guidelines.

6 days ago

Shopping Express returns this spring. A Shopping Express shuttle will run hourly on Friday afternoons and evenings, Saturdays, and Sundays beginning in early May. The shuttle is part of a one-year pilot program and enables travel between Palo Alto Transit Center, the Stanford campus, and San Antonio Shopping Center. Learn more on the Stanford Transportation website, which will continue to be updated in the coming weeks.

Phone and email scams: Beware of a fraudulent email that promises free high-value items and seeks personal information and payment. Learn the signs of a phishing scam. Also, beware of threat-based telephone scams and note that law enforcement agencies will never ask you for money over the phone or online. Here’s how to identify and report phone scams.

First-Generation and/or Low-Income Student Success Center: The FLI office has a new name and website, and is now one of the eight Centers for Equity, Community and Leadership within Student Affairs.

Surveillance testing for students will end on June 18, at the end of spring quarter. See drop off locations during the transition. Free rapid tests will continue to be provided.

Stanford strongly recommends wearing masks indoors, including in classrooms and instructional spaces, and outdoors in crowded settings. Individual instructors may require masks in their classrooms and will post expectations on Canvas. Masks continue to be required in healthcare facilities including Vaden Health Center.