Social Life

A party at the Cantor Arts Center and the Anderson Collection featured a red carpet moment, live music, and more than 750 student guests, who were encouraged to forgo conventional black tie and “come dressed inspired by art.”

At this year’s music festival – run by the student organization Stanford Concert Network – Doechii performed a full set with a signature mix of rap, R&B, and experimental hip-hop to a sold-out crowd.

At the all-campus winter-fun day hosted by Magnolia, students raced down snowy hills, indulged in hot treats, and played snow-themed games.

A cozy and communal student-run venue with food, games, and live music added a new dimension to campus social life for two nights in fall quarter.

More than two dozen Stanford frosh gathered recently in the West FloMo lounge to learn about sexual citizenship and make one-of-a-kind beanbag chairs for their dorm rooms, hosted by Stanford’s PEERs.

New students joined LSJUMB last week in the annual tradition of Band Run –  a dancing, musical progression that moves across campus and culminates with a celebration on the Main Quad.

The free after-hours ride service 5-SURE has been safely delivering Stanford students, faculty and staff to their destinations around campus for 45 years.

Created in 2011, the program has expanded with student feedback to include social events on and off campus.

Samuel Santos Jr., associate vice provost for inclusion, community, and integrative learning in Student Affairs, shares what he's hearing from students, what we're doing now, and what students can do to activate campus life.

Samuel Santos Jr., associate vice provost for inclusion, community, and integrative learning in Student Affairs, discusses progress, plans for the future, and opportunities to provide feedback.