Through living and learning together in the residences, students can grow in their ability to understand and negotiate difference and can prepare for the complexities of global citizenship.
Welcome (Back) to the Neighborhood
"What makes our neighborhood special—and all the neighborhoods special—is that there are a bunch of different houses and dorms. It’s a unique group of different communities, and it will be really fun to get to know all of them.” - Kelly Niethammer, ‘24
Neighborhoods
The essential purpose of Residential Education is to support the integration of student living and learning through the formal teaching, informal learning, and personal support in the residences that is integral to a Stanford education. Now, more than ever, is a time we need to bring community to our campus. Your neighborhood was designed to be your home at Stanford, and now is the time to truly make it yours. Explore more information about the neighborhoods, connect with local staff, find out what events are happening and explore the types of houses found within each one.
COVID-19 Guidance for Students
We want to assure you that we are taking steps to protect everyone’s health and safety. We invite you to join us in minimizing the prevalence and reducing the spread of COVID-19 on our campus.
Social Life Accelerator Task Force
Stanford’s long been known for its fun, irreverent, whimsical social scene. Yet it just hasn’t felt as vibrant as it could be. Now, a group of alumni, students, staff and families are getting together to accelerate undergrad social life on The Farm.
Resources for Our Communities
Student Affairs offers our communities support and we are continually seeking ways in which we can provide resources to those who may need it, whether on or off campus.
Stanford Against Hate
Through the COVID-19 pandemic, more attention and awareness has grown around long standing issues of oppression and injustice.
Upcoming Events
