VPUE’s Academic-Residential Co-Curriculum program gives students and faculty the opportunity to connect outside of the classroom and create lasting professional networks.
Changes to residential system announced following task force recommendations
Changes include flexibility for students to choose residences in any neighborhood after their frosh year, and the creation of a new neighborhood on the Row.
CareerEd expands funding and services for student internships
The Rising Bird Career Fellowship program helps Stanford students prepare for and find internships. It also offers stipends of up to $6,500 to unpaid interns.
The gathering was a place for grad students and their families to meet friends while enjoying a train ride, petting zoo, lawn games, arts and crafts, and lunch on the Abrams Courtyard lawn.
A new program invites students to explore how culture shapes communication
Undergraduate students in the new Notation in Cultural Rhetorics program pursue a passion project alongside their major and come away with culturally-informed oral and written communication skills. Applications for fall quarter are due May 26.
‘Too Busy Flourishing’ event spreads the word about mental health and well-being
The event combined ASSU’s regular Friday Flowers giveaway with tables promoting The Flourish, an online publication with tips and resources, as well as other campus organizations.
Important update for undergraduates on 2023-24 housing assignments
This message to students contains key information about the neighborhood re-assignment pilot program, house and room selection, pre-assignment, and more.
During Passover and Ramadan and year-round, Stanford institutions and affiliated organizations collaborate to help students follow religious dining guidelines.
Introducing the Meaningful Work Kit, a tool to help you make career choices
The online tool can help identify the core values, work culture preferences, and skills most important to you, forming a customized framework for navigating career and life choices.
Frosh 101 supports students through first-year challenges
Now in its sixth year, the popular residentially-based program offers a holistic support system to nearly 1,000 students as they navigate their first year at Stanford.
Is a group project getting you down? Members of your student org need a hand getting along? Students who are trained mediators can help with short consultations, workshops, and more for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students.
Samuel Santos Jr., associate vice provost for inclusion, community, and integrative learning, talks about feedback he’s gotten from students and steps the university has taken to make it easier to gather, plan events, and socialize.
Leaders of the Division of Student Affairs and Office for Religious and Spiritual Life describe campus resources available to all students as we process this difficult news story.
A message of care and concern regarding Monterey Park
Vice Provost for Student Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole, Senior Associate Vice Provost and Dean of Students Mona Hicks, and Associate Vice Provost of Inclusion, Community and Integrative Learning Samuel Santos Jr. describe campus resources available to any student affected by this incident of gun violence.
Following two years of disruption and program suspensions due to COVID-19, Stanford’s iconic Bing Overseas Studies Program (BOSP) has resumed operations in its 12 global locations.
Facilitated by the neighborhood councils, the student-led process will begin in the second week of winter quarter and include naming the neighborhoods for different trees, the introduction of Farm Games, and more.
Dean of Students Mona Hicks confirms undergraduate residences will re-open Jan. 7 and classes will resume Jan. 9, and shares information about campus conditions.
