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August 23, 2021

Late summer on the Farm

Most of the campus remains quiet and life is slowly beginning to return to normal as summer draws to an end. Stanford University photographer Andrew Brodhead captures the calm before fall quarter.

By Stanford News Service

A welcome sign on Campus Drive greets arriving students.
Image credit: Andrew Brodhead

Stanford’s Marguerite shuttle bus heads down Palm Drive.

The Oval in bloom.
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Cycling past the Main Quad.
Image credit: Andrew Brodhead

Late afternoon solo cyclist.
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Visitors pose with George Segal’s Gay Liberation sculpture on Lomita Mall near the Main Quad.
Image credit: Andrew Brodhead

Summer on Lasuen Mall.
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Summer on Lasuen Mall.
Image credit: Andrew Brodhead

Visitors enjoy the dappled light at the Rodin Sculpture Garden.
Image credit: Andrew Brodhead

Coffee on the way to the Science & Engineering Quad.
Image credit: Andrew Brodhead

Bicycles wait for riders outside the Bass Biology Research Building.
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Lunchtime in the Science & Engineering Quad Courtyard. Pars pro Toto, the site-specific outdoor artwork created by artist Alicja Kwade, was installed earlier this year.
Image credit: Andrew Brodhead

Discovery Walk.
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The ChEM-H / Neuro research complex, home of Stanford ChEM-H and the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute. The 235,000 square foot complex is home to more than 30 laboratories, shared research facilities, meeting spaces and a pub.
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Stanford Law School and Alexander Calder’s iconic 1963 steel sculpture, The Falcon.
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The Lane History Corner.
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Quiet for now at Frost Amphitheater.
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A piano tuner at Frost prepares for the Aug. 5 concert headlining Gregory Porter with Marcus Shelby Quintet and featuring Tiffany Austin.
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