Campus & Facilities

Detailed designs for new gathering spaces at the heart of campus have been approved, while interim improvements and activities are creating more opportunities for students to connect now.

Building on decades of infrastructure upgrades, Stanford teams are preparing for winter storms – and encouraging those across campus to plan ahead.

StanfordNext, shaped by months of engagement with university and regional stakeholders, prioritizes new academic space, student and workforce housing, and stronger connections with local communities.

The new camera system replaces Flock and is used by the Stanford Department of Public Safety to investigate crimes involving vehicles.

A proposed cancer center in Redwood City would combine care and research to advance treatments for a growing patient population.

Rather than shipping fallen trees off campus, a Stanford team mills the wood on-site into lumber for furniture, art, and building material – cutting costs and carbon emissions in the process.

Renamed through contributions from alumni and friends, the Grousbeck-Holloway Center for Entrepreneurial Studies honors its founders, professors H. Irving Grousbeck and Charles A. Holloway.

A $29 million renovation transformed a decommissioned physics facility three stories below the engineering quad into a new university hub for nanoscale research.

A new Row house at 572 Mayfield will open in fall 2027, while 672 Lomita is being converted into a shared gathering spot for student organizations.

The Commons will bring a renovated bookstore and post office buildings, a new Student Barn social and event center, extensive landscaping, and more to the heart of campus.