Stanford University

Albert Camarillo looks back on four decades teaching Mexican American history at Stanford

Growing up in Compton, California, in the 50s and 60s, Albert Camarillo admits he was not a particularly good student. "But a light went on in

by Linda Hubbard
on February 22, 2018

Alison Carpenter Davis talks about her book “Letters Home from Stanford”

Alison Carpenter Davis, author of the new book Letters Home from Stanford, is appearing at the Menlo Park Library on March 21. The book is a

by Linda Hubbard
on March 17, 2017

Learn about Stanford’s Middle Plaza project at community meeting on March 16

In a press release issued today, Stanford University said there will be a community meeting tomorrow (Thursday, March 16) to provide local residents with the latest information on

by Contributed Content
on March 15, 2017

Atherton resident Sarah Mummah named 2012 Gates Cambridge scholar

Atherton resident Sarah Mummah is one of 40 Americans recently selected as 2012 Gates Cambridge Scholars. Sarah is the executive director of DreamCatchers, a nonprofit

by Stanford Report
on February 20, 2012

Stanford food drive for Second Harvest Food Bank

The Stanford women's gymnastics team is reaching out to its west Menlo Park neighbors so the university can "beat Cal" in a competition to collect

by Linda Hubbard
on November 15, 2010

Sean Falconer: Navigating the ultra-complex and the ultra-high

Sean Falconer's instructions for meeting him on the Stanford campus were a minor marvel. Navigating Stanford's city-sized campus sprawl is no mean feat, even for

by Chris Gulker
on April 12, 2010