Spring

The Ecopreneurial Research for Accelerating Market Pathfinding (EcoRAMP) program offers a unique learning opportunity for undergraduates to work on a Sustainability Accelerator-supported project, exploring the development of sustainability innovations and their externalization.

During spring break, students will explore the dynamic histories of Black and Latino artists across the Greater Los Angeles area led by Professor Rose Salseda.

Students enrolled in Art in the Metropolis (ARTSINST 11Q) travel as a class to New York during spring break. Students experience a broad range of art forms (visual arts, theater, dance, music, poetry) and meet with prominent arts administrators, practitioners, and Stanford alumni. 

Honors in the Arts is an Interdisciplinary Honors program (IHN), open to undergraduates in any major. Over the course of their senior year, Honors in the Arts students develop a creative thesis project that goes beyond the traditional boundaries of their major. 

Contribute to creating and executing events that align with Stanford Live’s season themes and the university’s diverse student population

The Cantor Arts Center invites applications from PhD students in the Graduate School of Education for part-time Museum Educator positions for the 2026–2027 academic year.

Interested in biotechnology, targeted therapeutics, and entrepreneurship? Explore how chemistry and biology can be translated into new therapeutic ideas!

Apply to join a supportive, transdisciplinary network of students who share an interest in public scholarship, scholar-activism, and community engagement.