Gerald Vizenor, an award-winning author and citizen of the White Earth Nation, will be in residence at Stanford during winter quarter as the Mimi and Peter E. Haas Distinguished Visitor.
All members of the Stanford community are invited to attend presentations by the project team leading the Stanford Classrooms Reimagined project – either in person or via Zoom.
An exhibition at Tresidder Memorial Union called “Experience Sankofa Project” will tell African and African-American stories through an interactive museum experience that fuses history and live performance art.
A free and open discussion series hosted by Stanford Women in Electrical Engineering brings alumni back to campus to share their experiences and advice with current students and postdocs thinking about the future.
As Stanford prepares to celebrate the new Jane Stanford Way, university archaeologist Laura Jones talks about Native American history in this area, the university’s relationship with the Muwekma Ohlone and the decision to rename landmarks that once honored Junipero Serra.
Engineering professor and new Vice Provost Stacey Bent discusses how her office supports graduate students and postdocs and offers her best career advice.
Sophomore Sasankh Munukutla received a fellowship from Stanford to work at a nonprofit organization whose mobile app allows people who speak multiple languages to volunteer their skills as translators and interpreters to refugees and humanitarian aid workers.
