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Lane houses the departments of History, Philosophy of Science, and Science, Technology, & Society.
Wallenberg Hall is Stanford’s home for research in university-level classroom learning. Its Advanced Resource Classrooms are available for use by Stanford faculty to experiment with new ways of teaching and learning.
McClatchy Hall houses the departments of Sociology, Communication, and Urban Studies departments.
This cutting-edge facility includes some of the world’s most advanced nanoscale patterning and characterization equipment.
The Burghers of Calais commemorates the personal sacrifice of six prominent Frenchmen who offered their lives for their fellow townsmen in the English siege of Calais during the Hundred Years War. Stanford holds one of the world’s largest collections of Rodin sculptures. You can find additional Rodin works in the Cantor Arts Center and the Rodin Sc...
Commemorative class plaques line the walkway of the Inner Quad, marking the year of each graduating class. Each class installs its plaque at a special ceremony during Commencement Weekend. Most plaques also contain time capsules, which hold memorabilia representing each class and the year they graduated.
Old Union is home to the Associated Students of Stanford University (ASSU), the Office of Student Affairs, the Office for Religious Life, The Axe & Palm Café, and various student services organizations including El Centro Chicano, the Native American Cultural Center, and the Asian American Activities Center.
The Bookstore is the largest supplier of books and Stanford apparel on campus.
Available Maps Library. Maps and Records maintains updated maps for the Stanford campus and community. For additional maps or custom mapping needs, contact Maps and Records. Click on the map icon/title in the gallery below to view or download Stanford maps in PDF format.
The Stanford Campus Map is developed and maintained by Land, Buildings and Real Estate (LBRE). Department information is updated nightly and reflects information in iSpace, the system of record for space.
Stanford’s Pioneer Class of 1895. The first nine floors of the 285-foot (87-meter) building house over 1.6 million volumes on social, political, and economic change in the 20th and 21st centuries. The Observation Platform on the 14th floor is open to visitors and offers an aerial view of the campus and much of the Bay Area. 7.