Stanford Lands & Campus Development

Collaboration among the university, industry, and the local community has made the park a top destination for cutting-edge businesses shaping the world.

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

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.

McNair discusses the work to develop a new long-term campus land use plan and the essential role of the university community and local residents in the effort.

GSE Associate Dean Olivia Crawford pulls back the curtain on some of the unique features of the school’s new campus, which include a classroom of the future, a secure data room, and an AI Tinkery.

The final Environmental Impact Report for Stanford’s Portola Terrace residential project found that it addresses potential environmental impacts. Final public meetings on the project will begin next week.

The Draft Environmental Impact Report shows that the project will adequately address potential environmental impacts. University and City of Belmont staff continue to refine a package of community benefits for the project.

Stanford is restarting the Town Center Project, following a pause for the pandemic, to reimagine the heart of campus with a renewed focus on discourse and community building. An anonymous donor is providing funding for its centerpiece.

A new project is underway that aims to support Stanford’s wildfire management efforts while pairing fuel reduction with research.

Several construction projects are underway at Stanford, creating bike and pedestrian traffic detours. Here’s what to know and how to navigate campus.