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.’
Stanford Dean for Religious Life Tiffany Steinwert discusses the adjustments made by Stanford’s diverse and dispersed communities of faith during the COVID-19 epidemic.
Rosan Gomperts, director of the Faculty Staff Help Center, discusses practical steps individuals can take to cope with anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Stanford community has been working remotely, practicing social distancing and – now – sheltering in place. The result are two very quiet campuses.
During its annual conservation campaign, Sustainable Stanford is encouraging everyone on campus to “say goodbye” to drinking and dining items designed to be used once and thrown away, such as plastic utensils, and switch to their reusable counterparts.
The Stanford campus has been a flurry of activity since Tuesday, March 3, when the university strongly encouraged the cancellation or postponement of events involving more than 150 participants and scheduled between March 4 and April 15.
Thousands of family members visited Stanford for the annual Family Weekend to roam the grounds, sample undergraduate life at Stanford and, most of all, spend time with their students. Andrew Brodhead of University Communications captured some of the moments.
