Row Houses
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Welcome to The Row! Explore the individual houses, themes, and communities found within the Row, located across the Stanford campus.
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1115 Campus
At 1115 Campus, we pride ourselves on our cooking, music, and art and our community is comprised of not-so-amateur chefs, DJs, musicians, artists, designers, sculptors, brewers, and more. -
550 Lasuen
550 Lasuen Mall is a self-operated house located on the Row, near Tresidder Memorial Union. -
576 Alvarado
Historically autonomous and self-managed, 576 Alvarado is a co-op that prides itself on its deep history and sense of independence. -
586 Mayfield
586 Mayfield's small size makes for an intimate and connective experience. -
680 Lomita
680 Lomita is located at the top of a hill. Our backyard also includes such amenities as a basketball court and sand volleyball court in addition to a nice patio and grassy area. -
702 Bowdoin
We welcome friends to visit our house on any given day, and promise that you will be greeted by a diverse, good-natured—albeit somewhat rambunctious—group. -
alpha Kappa Delta Phi/Chi Omega
alpha Kappa Delta Phi / Chi Omega is located in the northern part of campus at 1018 Campus Drive. -
Alpha Phi/Kappa Kappa Gamma
Alpha Phi/Kappa Kappa Gamma is located in the northern part of campus at 675 Lomita and is easily accessible to the heart of the Farm. -
Columbae
Columbae is Stanford’s first co-op, founded during the anti-war movement in 1970 as a home for students committed to social and environmental justice. For over 50 years, our home has been a tight-knit community built on the principle of consensus. -
Durand
Durand has a small, intimate size that allows residents to get to know all of their neighbors and form a welcoming community. -
Grove
Grove is a close-knit community. We often have casual in-house events, like trivia nights, to fit with our laid back attitude. -
Hammarskjöld
Hammarskjöld, the “house with the large front porch and tall columns,” is Stanford’s international-themed co-op. -
Jerry
Jerry is a tucked away haven for vibrant self-op community. With glorious sunset views of Lake Lag best enjoyed from its two balconies, Jerry boasts a beautiful space conducive to lively events, including its beloved Row Signature Event, Renaissance Jerr. -
Kappa Alpha
Kappa Alpha is located in the northern section of campus at 664 Lomita, near Lake Lagunita. -
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Alpha Theta (585 Cowell) is well known for its location in the back of the Cowell cluster, which makes the house quiet and private. -
Kappa Sigma
Kappa Sigma (1035 Campus) has an atmosphere that is exciting and busy. -
Mars
Due to its coveted location, amazing chef, and tight-knit community, Mars is a beloved home to its residents. -
Muwekma-Tah-Ruk
Muwekma-Tah-Ruk, established in 1988, celebrates the diversity of indigenous peoples throughout the Americas and Pacific Islands. -
Narnia
Narnia House is a social oasis. Only a seven minute walk from the Row, Narnia reaps all the social benefits while also offering some distance from the roar of the Row. -
Neptune
Formerly known as Slavianskii Dom, remnant decorations sprinkle the house as Neptune strives to bring vibrant, wholesome, inclusive energy to its house, neighborhood, and the Upper Row. -
Phi Kappa Psi
Our community is diverse, vibrant, and just the right amount of weird. -
Pi Beta Phi
Located in the Cowell Cluster, our house contains a vibrant, compassionate community that promotes social and academic empowerment. -
Pluto
The house was recently renovated with ample common space for get-togethers as well as a sunroom that is perfect for reading and studying. -
Robert Moore North (The Well House)
Robert Moore North is home to Well House, a substance-free undergraduate residential community and experience based on the theme of wellness. Our house provides an environment for students to learn and practice holistic approaches to physical, mental, and -
Robert Moore South (BOB)
Robert Moore South (BOB) is known for its extremely central location and therefore social nature, but few people realize it represents much more than just that. -
Roth
Residents enjoy regular community events, collaborations with other upper row houses, and a welcoming community. -
Sigma Nu
Our house is very conducive to a vibrant community, as most of the rooms are in close proximity to one another. -
Sigma Phi Epsilon
1047 Campus Drive is situated near the Stanford Dish as well as Lake Lagunita. -
Storey
Storey House is known for its extraordinary food; students and staff travel from across campus every other week for our extravagant brunches. -
Synergy
Synergy is a hybrid co-op located on Stanford campus, tucked just above the Row. -
Terra
Terra is the unofficial queer and trans-themed hybrid co-op and the community strives to foster a space that is safe for marginalized students. -
Toussaint Louverture
Toussaint Louverture, or "TouLou," is a vibrant community on the upper Row. -
Warehaus
The Warehaus is a self-operated house located on the upper Row. -
Xanadu
Xanadu—“the enigma of the Row”—is an inclusive home. -
ZAP
ZAP is a row house located in the Cowell Cluster.