At more than a dozen shops and studios across campus, students and other community members can try their hands at machining, electronics prototyping, textile crafts, and more.
Michael Genesereth on giving teens tools for thought
The computer science professor says stand-alone logic courses at the high school level prepare students for college and life. This spring, he launches an international logic olympiad to inspire interest in the subject.
Medical students unseal their futures on Match Day
On Match Day, the School of Medicine Class of ’24 opened the envelopes that would tell them where they would complete the final phase of their training.
Michelin Star chef shares tradition and innovation
Stanford community members gathered at the O’Donohue Family Educational Farm to taste the work of Mingoo Kang, who is reimagining Korean cuisine for health and sustainability.
Stanford Dining, Hospitality & Auxiliaries is working with the nonprofit Sprouts to bring young people in the Bay Area interested in food careers to campus for culinary internships.
With more than 600 buildings and 8,180 contiguous acres, the Farm has many corners to explore. Test your knowledge and see how many of these spots you can name.
Stanford’s multifaith community observes a Day of Prayer
A time of prayer, chanting, and contemplation, coordinated by campus faith groups, will focus on “the health, wholeness, and safety of people around the globe and at Stanford.” Individuals and groups are encouraged to sign up for time slots during the 24-hour period that begins at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 30.
Fountains ran red this week and the train whistle blew on the hour as the Cardinal prepared to face the Bears – and reclaim the Axe, the Axe, the Axe! – at Saturday’s 126th Big Game.
Resources for students engaging in campus activism
The vice provost for student affairs offers guidance and resources for students looking to engage in campus activism such as postering, marches, and vigils.
Five tips for taking care of yourself and others during difficult times
When you’re feeling overwhelmed by grief or sadness, Stanford mental health and well-being experts say it’s important to acknowledge your feelings, check in with your friends, and seek out support. You are not alone.
A message from VPSA and ASSU on enhancing campus social life
The office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs and the Associated Students executive team recently shared updates on student social life including changes to the party planning process and new no-cost gathering spaces at Tresidder.
Summer Fellows Program supports FLI students’ transition
The eight-week residential program offers first-generation, low-income (FLI) students the opportunity to do research, micro internships, and immersive coursework during the summer between their first and second year.
Speakers and performers brought the audience to their feet on Thursday at Faces of Community, an annual NSO event in which Stanford students share their experiences of belonging with frosh and new transfers. “While people may not talk about it, struggling is normal. But remembering that you’re not alone can help you to stay grounded.”
Stanford undergrads and local community college students did hands-on research in the neurosciences this summer through the NeURO and NeURO-CC fellowships.
More than 4,500 frosh and transfer, graduate, and professional students begin arriving on campus this weekend to participate in events designed to help them feel at home on the Farm.
President Richard Saller, Provost Persis Drell, and incoming Provost Jenny Martinez shared the Frost Amphitheater stage on Tuesday as they welcomed faculty and staff to the new academic year.
For the members of the Stanford Birdwatching Club, campus outings offer plentiful opportunities for glimpsing rare species, and a special kind of camaraderie.
