Office of the 13th Provost
Provost Persis Drell: A clear picture of who we are
Read MoreWinter quarter and undergraduate return
Read MoreStanford Campus Conversation stresses pandemic perseverance
Read MoreBeginning Jan. 4: Required COVID testing for faculty, staff and postdocs
Read MoreA message on diversity training
Read MoreProvost’s update on winter quarter plans
Read MoreIDEAL Provostial Fellows Program to bring early-career scholars of race and ethnicity to the university
Read MoreNext week’s election
A message sent to Stanford students and postdoctoral scholars as the Nov. 3 election approaches.
Read MoreFramework Task Force created to inform the study of race and its impacts on society
Provost Persis Drell announced today the formation of a committee charged with looking at how Stanford is structured for the study of race and the impacts of race on society.
Read MoreUpdate on IDEAL and racial justice initiatives
Read MoreStanford proposes policies and procedures to comply with new federal Title IX regulations
The university is seeking input from the campus community on the U.S. Department of Education’s proposed Title IX policies and disciplinary processes for sexual harassment and sexual assault.
Read MoreAn open letter on Stanford Athletics
Read MoreUndergraduate planning for the upcoming academic year
Read MoreAdmissions considerations for children of alumni or donors
Provost Persis Drell provides information on the undergraduate admissions process at Stanford and its outcomes for the children of alumni and donors.
Read MoreIDEAL Engage: Action steps for creating a more unified and inclusive community
In a letter to Stanford staff, Provost Persis Drell announces Brave Spaces, a virtual forum to discuss equity, inclusion and racial justice.
Read MoreNew data released on alcohol and drug use, sexual violence and sexual harassment at Stanford
New data released on alcohol and drug use, sexual violence and sexual harassment at Stanford will help guide changes to the university’s programs, policies and services.
Read MoreOur upcoming academic year
Read MoreConfronting racial injustice
We write with heavy hearts as we witness the senseless acts of violence perpetrated against Black communities. A message sent to the university community by Provost Drell, Vice Provost for Student Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole and Dean for Religious Life Tiffany Steinwert.
Read MorePlanning for our next academic year
Read MoreProvost’s message on new Title IX regulations issued by U.S. Department of Education
Read MoreSupporting our Stanford workforce
In a message to the campus community, Provost Persis Drell and Elizabeth Zacharias, vice president for human resources, address steps the university is taking to help campus workers facing financial challenges due to COVID-19.
Read MoreProvost’s Updates on COVID-19
In a message to the university community, Provost Persis Drell provides updates on summer programs and outlines new steps Stanford is taking to address the financial challenges posed to the university by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreNew information on spring quarter
Spring quarter classes will be taught online for the entire duration of the quarter, and commencement will not be held in its traditional form.
Read MoreNew information for graduate and professional school students
Provost Drell addresses academic, financial and housing issues for graduate and professional school students in response to COVID-19.
Read MoreShelter in place order: the impact on the campus community
A message from Provost Drell on the impact of the "shelter in place" order on students, employees, research activities, and events.
Read MoreOnline classes, Admit Weekend: Response to COVID-19
Beginning March 9, 2020, all classes will not meet in person. The in-person Admit Weekend has been cancelled; an alternative virtual experience is being planned.
Read MoreStanford focuses on mental health during two-day campus conference
Members of the Stanford community – students, post-doctoral scholars, faculty and staff – gathered for two days on Feb. 3 and 4 to focus on issues of mental health.
Read MoreCommunity Conversations on Mental Health and Well-being
Stanford is organizing a two-day conversation on mental health and well-being for our entire campus community—students, postdocs, staff, and faculty.
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