Stanford student-veterans are continuing their service to others by volunteering to train dogs to be service companions through Warrior Canine Connection.
Stanford community members shared hundreds of “good things” on a recent poll. The top mentions were relaxing walks, no commutes, cooking fun, time with dogs, getting to know neighbors, gardening and virtual classes.
Stanford has created ConnectSU to help students, faculty, staff and postdoctoral scholars stay connected to each other and to the university’s mission. All are invited to take part in its first quick poll.
Although members of Talisman are at home this quarter, that didn’t stop the a cappella group from coming together for a special performance of “Amazing Grace.”
With the traditional Admit Weekend festivities canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, Undergraduate Admission has gone virtual in its efforts to show admitted students that Stanford is the right place to pursue their higher education aspirations.
Vice Provost for Student Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole has invited Stanford undergraduates to take a virtual walk with her and her dog, Riva, as a way of creating a connection with a widely dispersed campus community.
With holy days approaching for many religions and with Stanford’s faith communities unable to gather in person, Dean Tiffany Steinwert discusses the Office for Religious Life’s alternate approaches for worship and spiritual growth.
A Stanford couple scaled back their wedding plans because of the pandemic, but proceeded with a smaller, socially distanced ceremony ‘to create a little bit of happiness during such uncertain times.’
