Ten Resources Every Stanford Graduate Student Should Know

1. Office of the Vice Provost for Graduate Education (vpge.stanford.edu)

Always a great place to start, our website provides links to most university-wide resources related to graduate study at Stanford.

2. Graduate Life Office (glo.stanford.edu)

The place to turn for resources and help for the non-academic aspects of graduate student life.
750 Escondido Road, (650) 736-7078.

3. Vaden Student Health Center (vaden.stanford.edu)

Serves the health needs of Stanford students and their spouses or domestic partners, including counseling and psychological services.
866 Campus Drive, (650) 498-2336; 24-hour crisis counseling  (650) 723-3785.

4. Graduate Student Council (gsc.stanford.edu)

Advocates for graduate causes, organizes social events, and funds student groups.

5. Student Organizations (sal.stanford.edu)

Stanford’s hundreds of student organizations cover a myriad of interests.

6. Events at Stanford (events.stanford.edu)

Offers a comprehensive listing of Stanford events—from lectures to concerts.

7. Health and Fitness (pe.stanford.edu) and Be Well @ Stanford (bewell.stanford.edu)

The department of Physical Education, Recreation, & Wellness offers classes and recreation facilities for all students.

8. Hume Writing Center (hwc.stanford.edu)

Offers one-to-one tutoring and workshops for graduate student writers.
Building 460, Main Quad. (650) 723-0045

9. Center for Teaching and Learning (ctl.stanford.edu)

Helps with all aspects of being a teacher and a learner.
Sweet Hall. (650) 723-1326

10. Campus Eateries (stanford.edu/home/visitors/eateries)

Stanford campus offers over 30 dining options. A handy guide to locate them all.