[12] The three-story buildings of Gerhard Casper Quad house approximately 550 students, all upperclassmen (no freshmen), in a mix of single rooms, double rooms, and three-person quads. [13], Lucie Stern Hall, named for a generous Stanford donor, was built in 1948 and renovated in 1995. These houses are Eucalipto (eucalyptus), Granada (pomegranate) and Adelfa (oleander) on the west side, and Naranja (orange) and Ujamaa (which consists of two buildings formerly named Olivo and Magnolia) on the east. Find out what the fresh dorms look like at Stanford University in this college dorm room tour! Where is Stanford? Date of experience: December 2019. The name, Roble Hall, was later moved to the current Roble Hall (built 1917) and the original building renamed Sequoia Hall, used as a men's dorm then the Statistics department, and eventually torn down in 1996. [7] The original Roble plans were shelved when it was realized that it could not be built before the university opened in 1891. Points of Interest. The Assistant Director for Student Management, located in the Row Office, oversees and advises Student Managers. But while some students wish to live in a community made up exclusively of first-year students, others appreciate living among upperclass students in two- or four-class houses. Welcome or welcome back to my channel. COVID-19 Campus Compact. Resident Fellows and Resident Assistants help student residents plan educational, social, and recreational activities. The dorm is named after an early student and later trustee of the university, George E. Crothers. All of the row houses are owned by the university, except 550 Mayfield which was formerly home to fraternity members of Sigma Chi. The later 1960s and early 1970s saw all the residence halls become co-ed. Stanford Dorms Explore all of the on-campus dorms that Stanford has to offer, including Branner Hall, Cooperative Houses, Crothers Hall and Florence Moore Hall. Trancos is for another house that had existed on the Stanford land, Los Trancos Villa; tranco itself means threshold. Follow the path for a virtual self-guided walking tour featuring photos and information about many sites of central campus. Since the founding, Stanford University has provided on-campus housing for students. In the autumn of 2016 two new houses were added to the complex: Meier Hall named for Linda and Tony Meier in East Lag and Norcliffe Hall named in honor of the Norcliffe Foundation in West Lag. Lagunita Court and Roble Hall dine at Lakeside Dining, which is located on the Lake Lagunita side of Lagunita Hall. As of Autumn Quarter 2019, 6,519 undergraduate and 6,109 graduate students live in university-provided housing. We visited during the Holidays of 2019 and it was empty. Many of the row houses also have eating associates who are students living elsewhere but choose to participate in a row house. A residential campus with diverse housing, exceptional dining, health care and over 600 student organizations. Out of the 35 Row houses, there are seven co-ops in which the students do their own cooking and cleaning (Synergy, Columbae, 576 Alvarado, Hammarskjold, Enchanted Broccoli Forest, Terra, and Kairos), 19 self-ops in which the cooking is done by a hired cook, and nine Greek houses. Due to the difficulty of finding reasonably priced off-campus housing and shortage of on-campus housing, Stanford has also leased a large number of off-campus apartments and subleases them to graduate students. The different buildings, squares, and architecture are very interesting as well as functional. The undergraduate housing systemincludes 80 diverse facilities. Eateries. Student Affairs. Toyon Hall is an all-sophomore residence. Both Crothers Hall and Crothers Memorial are a mix of single rooms and one room doubles. The Arts at Stanford. EAST is a theme house with an orientation toward teaching and education; the name stands for Education and Society Theme House. It comprises six houses that accommodate about 100 students each; some are all-freshman houses and others are four-class. Postdoctoral scholars are encouraged to apply for university housing by July 7, 2020 through the graduate housing lottery. The sixth house, originally Muir for John Muir, was renamed Casa Zapata in 1972 and has a Chicano-Latino cross-cultural theme.[16][17]. The eating clubs became co-ed during the 1970s, and the eating club system was abolished in 2009. The compact is an important component of our plans to create the safest possible campus for everyone during the pandemic. Many of the Stanford row houses have hosted different organizations throughout the years. Located 35 miles south of San Francisco and 20 miles north of San Jose, Stanford University is in the heart of Northern California’s dynamic "Silicon Valley,” home to Yahoo!, Google, Hewlett-Packard, and many other cutting-edge companies that were started by and continue to be led by Stanford alumni and faculty. Life on Campus. To accomplish this, a Resident Assistant is selected by the Associate Director on the Row and each Row house has Student Managers (selected by their peers) to oversee the operations of the house. Lagunita Court and Roble Hall dine at Lakeside Dining, which is located on the Lake Lagunita side of Lagunita Hall. A legacy issue with the pre-1978 construction is the widespread presence of exceptionally hazardous toxins in the building materials. Stanford University, one of the world's leading teaching and research institutions, is dedicated to finding solutions to big challenges and to preparing students for leadership in a complex world. Soto means thicket. [22] It was built in 1956 as a women's dormitory; today all seven buildings are co-ed. Follow the path for a virtual self-guided walking tour featuring photos and information about many sites of central campus. In some houses, men and women live on separate floors; in others, on the same floor; while in others, both options are offered. Housing Front Desks. Information for students on applying for on-campus housing. Topics covered can include a wide variety, such as: housing and dining, dorm life, student life, and academics. Housing and meal plans are priced out separately at Stanford. East side Stern and Wilbur halls were built in the 1940s again to house men and west side Florence Moore Hall in 1956 for women. Stanford Dining leads the industry in its commitment to providing the highest quality, best-tasting and most diverse menus po… Information about the campus zones program » ... Graduate Programs and Admission. Please turn ON your location services. These complexes include Branner Hall, Florence Moore, Lagunita Court, Gerhard Casper Quad, Sterling Quad (in Governor’s Corner), Stern Hall, and Wilbur Hall. As a part of the house leadership team they are expected to maintain regular communication with each other, the RA, the residents and to engage residents in the important decisions about house management and the use of house monies.[30][31]. [27], Lagunita Court, usually called "Lag" (pronounced "log"), was built in the 1930s and renovated in 1998. Housing is guaranteed for entering first-year students for four years. [11] Ng House was originally opened as the Humanities Theme Residence (aka Humanities House), and was renamed after the Ng family in 2016. It was originally an all-male dormitory and later all-female before becoming coed. Most graduate housing consists of apartment complexes such as Lyman, opened in 1997, Munger, Rains, and GSB (the last has priority for business students). Meals for the suites are served in four Dining Clubs: Avanti, Beefeater, Bollard and Middle Earth. The house was completed in 2015 and was the first new undergraduate residence constructed on campus in 20 years. The houses named for California pioneers are Burbank, named for Luther Burbank; Donner; Larkin; Sally Ride named for the Stanford graduate and astronaut (name changed in 2019 from Serra for Junípero Serra);[14][15] and Twain, named for Mark Twain. Roble Hall, built in 1917 and designed by architect George W. Kelham, is the oldest dormitory at Stanford still in use as a dormitory. FroSoCo houses approximately 100 freshmen (by application only) and 60 sophomores (choosing to return after living there as freshmen). Students on R&DE Stanford Dining plans can choose to eat at any of the dining halls on campus. The standard student paid $10,110 for housing and $6,323 for dining in 2019 - 2020. The architects of Stanford University originally proposed that student housing consist of cottages each housing 15 to 25 students with the cottages for the men to the south-east of the main quad of the university and for the women to the south-west. The four houses share a dining and performance hall called Ricker Center. Apply for Housing Student Housing at Stanford provides many styles of homes for its diverse student body. A rich tradition of fostering creativity and a vibrant arts district on campus. Stanford students come from all 50 states and all over the world to live together on one campus. All submissions are subject to review and pending approval by the hardship review committee. Museums. Hope yall love it as much as I do! Branner Hall is a coed upper-class (i.e., no freshmen) dormitory with a focus on public service. [27] The names of the suites honor former Stanford academic leaders and faculty members: Melville Best Anderson, the first head of the English department; James Owen Griffin, who was invited by President Jordan as one of the first faculty; Oliver Peebles Jenkins, first professor of Physiology and Zoology; and Charles David Marx, the first professor of Civil Engineering. Toyon Hall is an all-sophomore dorm, designed by Bakewell and Brown and built in 1923 to house 150 men. Dining at Stanford is residentially based and, as such, the dining table becomes an intimate space not only to share good company but also to discuss, debate and exchange ideas and perspectives. East side Branner and Toyon Halls were built in the 1920s for men and west side Lagunita Court was built in the 1930s in part to house the growing number of women after the hard cap of 500 women students was partially lifted. [6] Encina Hall proved problematic as a dorm and now houses administrative offices and the Political Science department. The exceptions are Branner Hall; Crothers Hall; Ng House, Castaño, Kimball, and Lantana in Gerhard Casper Quad; Mirlo and Paloma in Florence Moore Hall; Adelfa and Naranja in Lagunita Court; and Potter and Robinson in Sterling Quadrangle, all of which are solely upperclass residences. The houses were named in Spanish. Stanford University has over 9,000 graduate students pursuing degrees in more than 65 departments and programs within 7 schools. Residence halls vary greatly in their physical plan. Life in residence halls centers on individual floors or wings, in single houses, and in entire residences. While not all graduate students are eligible for campus or subsidized off-campus housing, of those that are, only 64% are able to take advantage of this opportunity due to the limited housing stock. A center of excellence for critical areas that support the university’s mission of research and education, Stanford Redwood City is located a mile from downtown and five miles from Stanford’s main campus. The last house, Okada, was originally named Madera for another local land grant, Rancho Corte de Madera, but was renamed Okada when it became the Asian American cross-cultural theme house. 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Built on the site of the former student residence of Manzanita trailer park it was originally named Manzanita Park but was renamed after former university president Gerhard Casper in 2016. The Stanford campus is home to two world-class museums. It originally consisted of six small residential buildings, or "houses", arranged around a central courtyard; the houses were all initially given names of trees in Spanish. No matter where you live, you will be integrated into a university-wide community. Athletics & Fitness. Designed for prospective undergraduates only, these 1-hour forums are live question and answer sessions with current Stanford undergraduates, and will discuss what it’s like to attend Stanford. Undergraduate housing is organized as being East Campus, West Campus, or the Row. Here is my freshman dorm at Stanford! The Arts at Stanford. Current day Haus Mitteleuropa originally housed the Delta Delta Delta sorority and Slavianskii Dom originally housed the Alpha Phi sorority. Students on R&DE Stanford Dining plans can choose to eat at any of the dining halls on campus. [6] The founders, Leland and Jane Stanford, rejected the idea and decided that the recently built Hôtel Kursaal de la Maloja in Switzerland would be the model for the original men's dorm, Encina Hall, housing 300. It was built in the late 1940s and represents an architectural departure from Stanford's usual theme of sandstone-colored, arcaded buildings with red tile roofs. Encina Hall was built well to the east of the Main Quad while the first women's dorm, the original Roble Hall, was built well to the west of the Main Quad just before the university opened in 1891 (about a half a mile separated the two halls). Three of the houses are the home of the Structured Liberal Education program. [19][20], While Wilbur Hall has, at times, hosted a mix of upperclassmen and underclassmen, the Wilbur residences are now (2018/2019) all freshmen dorms except the four-class Asian American theme house, Okada, and the upperclass only house, Trancos.[21]. In addition to the residence halls, there are also the Row Houses for undergraduates; many were originally fraternity or sorority houses though only 9 of the current 35 are now occupied by Greek organizations.[8]. [18] Toyon was the home of the Stanford Eating Clubs, a system of originally all-male organizations which served a social function as well as a food service plan. West Village is our newest residential area of campus, and it is home to 300 students. Stanford has a rich tradition of fostering creativity and the arts. It comprises four houses: Adams, Schiff, Robinson, and Potter. Adams is named for Ephraim Douglass Adams, a history professor who was also the first chairman of the Hoover Institution Library and Archives. Originally built for women students, Lag is now coed.[28]. Welcome to Stanford R&DE COVID-19: Follow updates from the U niversity and R&DE . Libraries. After you have carefully reviewed the housing options for first-year students below, consider which options will be the best fit for you and indicate your preferences by ranking all the options on your Housing Preferences Form. Students are encouraged to initiate programs on their own and to participate in programs planned by other house residents. Potter is named for history professor David M. Potter and Robinson for yet another history professor Edgar Eugene Robinson,[24] who chaired the Independent Study Program, precursor to the present Departmental Honors program.[25]. Requirements for admission vary greatly among departments and programs. Helpful. Campus Zone. Adams and Schiff form what is known as the Freshman-Sophomore College (FroSoCo), a two-year residential college founded in the 1999-2000 school year. Campus Photos. Read more. Sterling Quad was built in 1982-83, making it one of the newest dormitories on campus. [6] The tradition of naming many student residences with Spanish names was established. It houses 125 students, mostly in two-room doubles. No new halls were then built for some time though the Manzanita trailer park was set up in 1969 to provide temporary housing. Cross-Cultural Theme House… Kimball Hall is named for the primary donors, William and Sara Kimball, and opened in 1991. It is named after University President John Casper Branner. Ujamaa (Swahili for extended family) is the home of the African American theme program and Adelfa has a writing focus. Cedro means cedar but was also the name of a cottage on the Stanford land where Charles Lathrop, Jane Stanford's brother, lived. Students with children live in family courtyards among the Escondido Village low-rises. Additional information may be requested by the committee regarding your specific hardship. A vibrant campus “arts district” is situated along Palm Drive near the Oval. Graduate students or undergraduate students 25 years of age or older attending Stanford without a spouse, partner, or children are eligible for Single Graduate Housing. [7] Both original dorms were named in Spanish: Encina meaning Live Oak and Robles Blancho [sic] meaning White Oak according to Leland Stanford who decided on the names in 1891 (the latter name was presumably corrected and shortened to just Roble). Wilbur Hall houses 707 students in eight houses surrounding a common dining complex. Rinconada is named for the local Spanish land grant, Rancho Rinconada del Arroyo de San Francisquito, but, the word also means 'angle'. The independent houses are Yost, Murray, and EAST Houses. East Campus has the complexes of Stern, Wilbur, and Gerhard Casper Quad and the standalone dormitories of Branner, Toyon, Mirrielees, and Crothers. All Row houses set and collect their own board bills. Virtual Campus Walk. The founders, Leland and Jane Stanford, rejected the idea and decided that the recently built Hôtel Kursaal de la Malojain Switzerland would be the model for the original men's dorm, Encina Hall, housing 300. All residence halls are co-ed. The suites are apartment-style houses for upperclass students and are housed in Anderson, Griffin, Jenkins and Marx (a theme house). Take a 360° guided video tour of the Stanford University campus. Virtual Campus Walk. It was built as a women's dormitory and later was used exclusively for freshman women; it was converted to a coed residence in 1968. It is located on the San Francisco Peninsula, in the northwest part of the Santa Clara Valley (Silicon Valley) approximately 37 miles (60 km) southeast of San Francisco and approximately 20 miles (30 km) northwest of San Jose.In 2008, 60% of this land remained undeveloped. Houses range in occupancy from 30 to 65. Arroyo means creek. Take a 360° guided video tour of the Stanford University campus. 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Stanford West: postdoctoral scholars have priority at this apartment complex, There are ten undergraduate residence halls at Stanford: It attempts to provide "the vibrant residential intellectual community of a small, elite, liberal-arts college while providing enhanced access to the academic resources of one of the world’s premier research universities". Campus Photos. Stanford Arts. [9], Crothers Hall is an upperclass residence occupying into two buildings named Crothers Hall and Crothers Memorial (CroMem). Arts & Culture. Hey yall! See how freedom translates into our people, our place and our mission in this slide show. They were designed by Eldridge Spencer and William Ambrose. Share. [29], Student Managers are part of the residence staff leadership team which is coordinated by the Resident Assistant (RA). Florence Moore Hall, often abbreviated as FloMo, consists of seven different houses: Alondra, Cardenal, Faisan, Gavilan, Loro, Mirlo, and Paloma. Located in the southwest corner of campus, this area consists of three residence halls – Barbara Drummond Thorne Hall, Building 100, and Building 300 each housing 100 students who are sophomores, juniors, or seniors. Much of the housing stock retains lead paint and asbestos insulation. Many halls include freshmen. Stanford Health Care (SHC), 300 Pasteur Drive, Stanford, CA, 94045 Stanford Children's Health (SCH), 725 Welch Rd, Palo Alto, CA 94304 VA Palo Alto Health Care System (VAPAHCS), 3801 Miranda Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94304 Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Medical Center, 700 Lawrence Expressway, Santa Clara, CA 95051; Santa Clara Valley Medical Center(SCVMC), 751 … Stanford University, one of the world's leading teaching and research institutions, is dedicated to finding solutions to big challenges and to preparing students for leadership in a complex world. More than 97% of Stanford undergraduates live on campus, with housing guaranteed for four years. Jane Stanford insisted that both men and women be admitted in the first class and so new plans were drawn up for a building using Ernest L. Ransome's reinforced concrete instead of sandstone and it was built in 97 days. Academic Programs. The architects of Stanford University originally proposed that student housing consist of cottages each housing 15 to 25 students with the cottages for the men to the south-east of the main quad of the university and for the women to the south-west. Time Limit Parking 20 Minutes. A MODERN PLACE TO WORK Stanford's more than 130 research centers, laboratories, institutes and other academic facilities generate some … Stanford University added much needed graduate student housing with completion of the first phase of construction of this high-end apartment complex, the Munger Graduate Residence. Cantor Center … Graduate housing consists of Escondido Village, Rains Houses, Kennedy Graduate Residences, Munger Graduate Residences, GSB (Graduate School of Business) Residences on East Campus and the Lyman Graduate Residences on West Campus. It was built in 1924 and was designed by the San Francisco firm of Bakewell and Brown. ... Stanford Map could not determine your precise location. Campus facilities include the Cardinal Cafe, Recreation and Wellness Center and Pine Cone Children’s Center. These dining halls are run by R&DE Stanford Dining and residents are required to have a meal plan. Visitor Parking (pay station) Public Arts. Single students are assigned to a variety of single-occupancy studio apartments and shared apartments with … In 2015 the new Ng House was opened and in 2016 the Manzanita Park complex was renamed Gerhard Casper Quad. Stanford's 8,180-acre campus combines breathtaking beauty with resources powerful enough to make nearly anything possible. The Row is on the south-east to south side of campus and consists of about 3 dozen houses housing between 25 and 60 students each. MSx Student Housing Living on Stanford’s campus is a valuable part of the MSx Program, and there are options for every student and family. The university offers on-campus houses for Greek-letter organizations. Students who require on-campus accommodations due to extenuating circumstances may request to remain on campus by completing the Hardship Request Form. Originally built for male students, it is now coed. [26] FroSoCo has its own Dean and additional support staff compared to other dormitories. Know what the expenses at Stanford University will be for dining, on-campus housing and other charges by checking out the following table. Junipero means juniper. Married (or officially partnered) undergraduates or those with children are housed with graduate students. The Row is made up of 36 student-managed houses, from the Cowell Cluster to the Lake Houses and all along Mayfield Avenue, with a total population of a little over 1600 students. Undergraduate Residence Halls. Otero is small hill in Spanish. Today, all undergraduate students, most graduate students, and many graduate employees use campus housing. Its style represents "Stanford’s brief departure into architectural modernism" by not following the usual Stanford pattern of sandstone-colored, arcaded buildings with red tile roofs. As the old housing stock is demolished and rebuilt, these toxins at time are released through carelessness into toxic dust clouds. Encina Hall proved problematic as a dorm and now houses adm… Students living on campus are required to purchase a meal plan and typically eat in the dining hall located within their dormitory (but they are welcome to eat at any of the dining halls on campus.) Graduate student residence halls were built in the 1950s for male law students and engineers respectively (Crothers and Crothers Memorial which are now undergraduate residences). Due to COVID-19 our office at 408 Panama Mall, Suite 101, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305 is closed to in-person assistance. Arrillaga Family Dining Commons serves the students in Toyon Hall and Crothers Hall. About 97 percent of all eligible undergraduates live in campus housing. West Campus has the complexes of Florence Moore Hall, Lagunita Court, and Governor's Corner and the standalone Roble Hall. Schiff is named after physics professor Leonard I. Schiff, who was the first chair of the Faculty Senate at Stanford. Student Housing at Stanford is currently part of Residential & Dining Enterprises, an in-house standalone vendor within the Stanford affiliated network of businesses.[1]. It is named for Stanford's third president, Ray Lyman Wilbur. In the early 1980s, west side Sterling Quad (Governor's Corner) was built and in the early 1990s east side Kimball, Castaño, and Lantana Halls were built on what had been the trailer park. [2] By 2020/2021 new buildings in the Escondido Village area will have been constructed for a net gain of 2,000 beds.[3][4][5]. 1 Helpful vote. Information regarding off-campus housing may be obtained from the Community Housing section of the R&DE Student Housing web site, by telephone at (650) 723-3906, or by email at communityhousing@stanford.edu. Please read the welcome message from Senior Associate Vice Provost Shirley Everett . All residences with first-year students have the same staffing support. Direct Sale 24 (1595 Drake Way, Palo Alto - University Terrace): Listing Open January 6, 2021 Direct Sale 23 (2555 Amherst Street, Palo Alto - University Terrace): Listing Open Beginning in the 1950s are the multitude of apartment buildings in Escondido Village which has many townhouses, known as "low-rises", where students with children can live and an elementary school, Escondido School which is part of the Palo Alto Unified School District. Most of Stanford University is on an 8,180-acre (12.8 sq mi; 33.1 km 2) campus, one of the largest in the United States. [10], Gerhard Casper Quad consists of four houses: Kimball Hall, Castaño (Spanish for chestnut tree), Lantana, and Ng House (Humanities Theme), with a central Gerhard Casper Dining Commons. Both were originally built as graduate residences; Crothers Hall in 1948 for law students and Crothers Memorial in 1955 for engineering students (the latter provided the name for Cromemco, an early Silicon Valley company). 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