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Continuing Education :Reimagining Democracy: America at 250
A weekly six-part series, hosted by Dean Debra Satz and Professor Larry Diamond featuring Stanford scholars who help us understand democracy.
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Below is a curated list of Stanford events happening online, on campus, and across the country.
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A weekly six-part series, hosted by Dean Debra Satz and Professor Larry Diamond featuring Stanford scholars who help us understand democracy.
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LEAD Momentum sessions give LEAD Council members, Board of Trustee emeriti, and members of boards and councils across the university the opportunity to hear from Stanford leaders and faculty about the latest programs, initiatives, and news shaping the Farm.
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Join Andrew Luck, alumni, and fans on the Friday night before select football away games this season. Whether you’re local or traveling to support the team, connect with your Stanford community as you enjoy food, drink, and good company!
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Reconnect with undergrad classmates over four unforgettable days packed with Mini-Reunions, your class party and tailgate, and Classes Without Quizzes.
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Hop on a bus and experience campus through the lens of StanfordNext. We’ll visit key sites connected to the plan and explore examples of newer campus developments to help visualize what future buildings could look like.
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Stanford Open Minds will resume in the fall, bringing the best of Stanford to a city near you. Stay tuned for more details, as well as more tour stops to come in 2027!
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Hop on a bus and experience campus through the lens of StanfordNext. We’ll visit key sites connected to the plan and explore examples of newer campus developments to help visualize what future buildings could look like.
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Stanford Open Minds will resume in the fall, bringing the best of Stanford to a city near you. Stay tuned for more details, as well as more tour stops to come in 2027!
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Over three and a half days at Stanford, you will develop a broader understanding of the geopolitical forces shaping AI and gain practical frameworks for understanding how those forces influence one another.
The Office of Development is available to help you engage in these opportunities, and we’re always open to your ideas. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to your development contact or email volunteerleaders@stanford.edu for assistance.
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