Standing in solidarity
We write to express the horror and sorrow of the entire Stanford community at yesterday’s attack on worshippers at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.
Read more about Standing in solidarityWe write to express the horror and sorrow of the entire Stanford community at yesterday’s attack on worshippers at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.
Read more about Standing in solidarityWe are delighted to welcome so many new and familiar faces to Stanford for the fall quarter. As we think about all that we have to look forward to in a new academic year, we are especially encouraged by the work going on around campus to build a strong and engaged Stanford community.
Read more about Welcome to fall quarter!Remarks by Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne at the 2018 Convocation ceremony.
Read more about Remarks at 2018 Convocation ceremonyAn ideal moment to reexamine Stanford’s engagement around the world.
Read more about Deepening Our Global ImprintA collaborative process leads to priorities for navigating a dynamic future.
Read more about Setting a VisionIn his annual address to the Academic Council on Thursday, May 17, 2018, Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne outlined initiatives that will set an agenda for Stanford in the next decade and beyond.
Read more about President’s comments to the annual meeting of the Academic Council, May 17, 2018At the annual meeting of the Academic Council, Provost Drell and I presented a high-level vision for Stanford’s future, building on the input of many hundreds of people from across the university community over the last year. We’re excited to share this vision with our community. We believe it reflects the optimistic, pioneering, energetic spirit of a community eager to strengthen Stanford’s foundations and to expand its contributions.
Read more about Envisioning Stanford’s futureTrue to its roots, Stanford seeks to strengthen community bonds.
Read more about Home GrownPresident Tessier-Lavigne has appointed a new committee to recommend principles for decision-making on requests to rename campus buildings and sites named for historical figures.
Read more about Committee appointed to recommend principles on historical namesAs we mourn today the loss of our colleague and dear friend Ben Barres, I thought it would be fitting to share a piece that I wrote in tribute to Ben almost a year ago. I was honored to deliver it as an introduction to a symposium held in Ben’s honor on January 12, 2017.
Read more about Notes from the Quad: In memory of Ben Barres, a personal tribute