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Sequoia Houses

Welcome to the Sequoia Neighborhood! Explore the individual houses, themes, and communities found within Sequoia, located in the east side of Stanford campus. 

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Sequoia House Pages

  • Arroyo

    We challenge you to use life in Arroyo as part of a lifelong quest to: Be curious amid opportunity & diversity, Be of service to the world, & Be true to yourself (even as you question old ways and evolve).

  • Cedro

    Cedro is located on the east side of campus, in the community of houses known together as Wilbur Hall.

  • Junipero

    Junipero, affectionately known as JRo, is located on the east side of campus, in the community of dormitories known together as Wilbur Hall.

  • Okada

    The Asian American theme house was established at Stanford in 1971 to create community and center the experiences of a very small and primarily first generation Asian American student population.

  • Otero

    Otero is Stanford’s Public Service and Civic Engagement (PSCE) Theme House.

  • Rinconada

    RINC LOVE is the foundational essence of our community, ethos, and culture.

  • Soto

    Soto is located on the east side of campus, in the community of houses known together as Wilbur Hall.

  • Trancos

    Trancos is home to Stanford's Outdoor House.
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