The Stanford community has been working remotely, practicing social distancing and – now – sheltering in place. The result are two very quiet campuses.
Stanford will celebrate the renaming of Serra Mall as Jane Stanford Way from 4 to 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14, in Memorial Court. All members of the Stanford community are invited.
Vaden Health Center is piloting a program called the Stanford Red Folder designed to help guide Stanford faculty and staff who are responding to and supporting students in distress.
When Stanford’s undergraduate students go home for the summer, some 20,000 people bring the campus back to life at camps and conferences that are aligned with the university’s teaching, learning and research mission.
To encourage community and intellectual engagement on campus, the White Plaza region will be redesigned as a vibrant town center. The team leading the project is currently gathering ideas from the campus community, including at a town hall event on Wednesday.
The Stanford Historical Society Oral History Program has been collecting the remembrances of everyone from presidents and Nobel laureates to faculty and student leaders to preserve the university’s history and its contributions for generations to come.
Stanford’s first ethnic studies program celebrates its 50th anniversary by bringing leading scholars in black studies to campus for a conference in April.
The annual Family Weekend, which will take place Feb. 22-23, opens Friday morning with a welcome address by Provost Persis Drell and closes late Saturday afternoon with performances by student ensembles during Entertainment Extravaganza!
