• When Erica Escalante, ‘90, joined a police force in the process of culture change, she was sure to struggle. How she would come to help lead that change—training coworkers on LGBTQ+ issues, exposing sexual abuse, and defending the elderly—is the story behind a life of service. Link in bio.
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    When Erica Escalante, ‘90, joined a police force in the process of culture change, she was sure to struggle. How she would come to help lead that change—training coworkers on LGBTQ+ issues, exposing sexual abuse, and defending the elderly—is the story behind a life of service. Link in bio.
  • Though Mem Chu opened to same-sex commitment ceremonies in 1993, it wasn’t until November 1, 2008, that a gay couple—LeRoy Fitzwater, MS ’98, PhD ’03, and Alan Ziegler—was married there. A few days later, Proposition 8 passed. It would be five years until the next same-sex wedding in the church. Read more in STANFORD, link in bio. #PrideMonth (📷: Tommy Wu)
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    Though Mem Chu opened to same-sex commitment ceremonies in 1993, it wasn’t until November 1, 2008, that a gay couple—LeRoy Fitzwater, MS ’98, PhD ’03, and Alan Ziegler—was married there. A few days later, Proposition 8 passed. It would be five years until the next same-sex wedding in the church. Read more in STANFORD, link in bio. #PrideMonth (📷: Tommy Wu)
  • At the northeastern corner of Memorial Court, two modest plaques pay tribute to the first of Stanford’s losses in World War I. Though now often overlooked, their sacrifice inspired students to fund an ambulance on the front that saved thousands of lives. More in STANFORD, link in bio. #MemorialDay Photos: Stanford students in the Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) on the Main Quad in 1917, during the height of World War; military troops on campus circa 1917-18; Stanford Ambulance Unit. 📸: @Stanford.Archives.
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    At the northeastern corner of Memorial Court, two modest plaques pay tribute to the first of Stanford’s losses in World War I. Though now often overlooked, their sacrifice inspired students to fund an ambulance on the front that saved thousands of lives. More in STANFORD, link in bio. #MemorialDay Photos: Stanford students in the Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) on the Main Quad in 1917, during the height of World War; military troops on campus circa 1917-18; Stanford Ambulance Unit. 📸: @Stanford.Archives.
  • Walking a marathon everyday, up Mount Everest 100 times, for an achievement rarer than landing on the moon. This is the test @sammyhpotter and @jackson_parell, both ’22, have given themselves. It’s called the Calendar Year Triple Crown and a mere nine people have done it. Now these two friends are determined to be the youngest ever to finish. Find out why at the link in bio. 📸: @cytriplecrown
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    Walking a marathon everyday, up Mount Everest 100 times, for an achievement rarer than landing on the moon. This is the test @sammyhpotter and @jackson_parell, both ’22, have given themselves. It’s called the Calendar Year Triple Crown and a mere nine people have done it. Now these two friends are determined to be the youngest ever to finish. Find out why at the link in bio. 📸: @cytriplecrown
  • #TBT the Stanford Japanese Students Association pose with participants of a national conference and university president David Starr Jordan on the steps of Encina Hall. Asian and Asian American students have been a part of Stanford’s history ever since the inaugural class in 1891. In the early 1900s, the Japanese Students Association and the Chinese Students Association were established. These were the first Asian and Asian American voluntary student organizations. #AAPIHeritage Month 📸: @Stanford.Archives
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    #TBT the Stanford Japanese Students Association pose with participants of a national conference and university president David Starr Jordan on the steps of Encina Hall. Asian and Asian American students have been a part of Stanford’s history ever since the inaugural class in 1891. In the early 1900s, the Japanese Students Association and the Chinese Students Association were established. These were the first Asian and Asian American voluntary student organizations. #AAPIHeritage Month 📸: @Stanford.Archives
  • Incomparable. For more than 40 years, @robbeyers, ’80, MS ’82, PhD ’89, shot photos of @lsjumbofficial, amassing a stunning archive of more than 180,000 photographs that are treasured by generations of musicians, Dollies and Trees. He passed away in April from ALS. More about Robby and his photographs in STANFORD, link in bio.
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    Incomparable. For more than 40 years, @robbeyers, ’80, MS ’82, PhD ’89, shot photos of @lsjumbofficial, amassing a stunning archive of more than 180,000 photographs that are treasured by generations of musicians, Dollies and Trees. He passed away in April from ALS. More about Robby and his photographs in STANFORD, link in bio.