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Painting Engaging Stories is an introduction to the practice of fine art as the catalyst for engaging in your everyday story. Find out more about this and other Arts Intensive courses here.
Thinking Matters helps you ask rigorous and genuine questions that can lead to scientific experimentation, literary interpretation, or social policy analysis. The lively lecture and seminar format challenges you to discover collaborative ways to approach problem solving.
The Leland Scholars Program helps ease the transition to Stanford for students who may be the first members of their families to attend college, come from low-income households or are graduates of high schools with limited curricular offerings.
Learn more about our residential living-learning communities: ITALIC, SLE, LSP, and FroSoCo.
Learn about Stanford in New York's Winter Quarter on Media and Finance, and watch the Winter 2017 Student Showcase Video!
Visit our "Ask the Artists" section, where Arts Intensive faculty speak candidly about practicing and teaching their craft.
Through Cardinal Service, Stanford offers you a wide variety of public and community service opportunities, ranging from on-campus courses to off-campus research to community-based leadership projects. Students pursuing any course of study can find opportunities to serve and many offer academic credit. Find out more!
The Undergrad Photo Contest is a way for you to show us -- and the rest of the student body -- your Stanford life. Check out our award-winning photos for 2016-17 in the following categories: The Arts, Learning in Action, A Day in the LIfe, Off Campus, and Loving Light. (Photo by Samantha Starkey.)
Sophomore College is a three-week residential summer program during which second-year students in seminars of 12 students engage in intense academic exploration.
Language Conversation Partners (LCPs) are Stanford students who meet with language students during one-to-one appointments to practice conversation in Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazilian), Russian, or Spanish.
We, like many of you, have been watching the violent events and aftermath at the University of Virginia and in Charlottesville with shock and concern. The violent expressions of racism, anti-Semitism and bigotry are antithetical to the values of our country and contrary to the fundamental ideals of Stanford. There is clearly far more that our nation can do to achieve equality as well as civil rights for all.
Stanford offers undergraduate students the opportunity to integrate rigorous coursework with real-world service experience in more than 160 Cardinal Courses, ranging in size from small seminars to larger lecture classes.
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