Neighborhoods
It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. Neighborhoods are designed to be your home at Stanford, and now is the time to make it yours truly! Here, you can explore information about the neighborhoods, connect with local staff, find out what events are happening, and explore the types of houses found within each area.
Explore the Neighborhood Hubs
Neighborhood Resources
Take a deeper dive into the neighborhoods and access resources supporting these communities. Explore the creation of the neighborhood concept, find out what's happening, learn about funding, access recent event photos, catch up on the latest news and learn about ways to get involved with your community.
Explore Pre-Assignment, student leader selection, student internships, and more. Learn more here.
Explore the creation of the neighborhood concept, including core principles. Learn more here.
Neighborhood funding is available to support programs that develop neighborhood identity and foster core principles among neighborhood students. Here you can learn more about the purpose of different types of neighborhood funds and how to apply. Learn more here.
Welcome to the Neighborhood! Check out the Instagram accounts that highlight what’s happening in the eight neighborhoods through photos, videos, stories and more. Access our Neighborhood Instagram accounts here.
Find the most recent news in the community directly from your neighborhood council. Find out the latest in Neighborhood news here.
Our neighborhood staff support individual students, house leadership, and the community in each neighborhood. Find your local staff here.
Creating a culture of excellence. We recommend visiting the Residential & Dining Enterprises website for information about the assignments process and to review photos, floor plans, room configurations, dining information, and more. Visit R&DE's website here.
Within our campus culture of openness and mutual respect, Row houses hold special significance for Stanford's student community, serving as important spaces for both residents and non-residents to host gatherings. Learn more here.
