Clubs & Orgs

Stanford students built an escape room from scratch in the Packard Electrical Engineering Building, with interactive puzzles and a custom laser maze. More than 600 participants came out to put their problem-solving skills to the test.

Events happening throughout February include a pop-up shop, a service day at the farm, and more.

The event, hosted by the Association of Chinese Students and Scholars at Stanford, ushered in the Year of the Snake. Festivities featured student groups, local organizations, and cultural performers.

The workshop, hosted by Tina Harness (Yupik) is part of the center’s Native American Heritage Month programming.

Students seeking interactive thrills gathered to race across campus solving creative puzzles for prizes and bragging rights at the annual Stanford Puzzle Hunt.

Through iGEM, an interdisciplinary student team contends each year in a global synthetic biology competition. This year’s team worked on a potential cure for a rare disease.

The annual FestiFall of student organizations featured more than 300 student groups. Attendees had a chance to learn about and connect with Stanford’s many student clubs and organizations.

A Stanford fraternity is restoring California coastal habitats and redefining what it means to be part of Greek life, one plant at a time.

A new anthology from the Environmental Justice Working Group gives voice to topics including childhood lead poisoning and extreme weather events.

Meet the interdisciplinary team of students who built a solar-powered race car from the ground up.