Recent News
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Stanford Historical Society presents Bartholomew, Presidential, and Schofield awards
Charles Junkerman, Sapna Marfatia, Susan Sweeney, Henry Segal, Kathy Schniedwind, Sunny Scott, and Natalya Leyden were honored as award recipients at the society's annual meeting on May 21, 2026.
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Connecting the Past, Present, and Future: Stanford Historical Society’s 50th Anniversary Year
A year-long series of activities provides opportunities for the Stanford community and our neighbors to engage with Stanford's rich history.
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Stanford Historical Society elects five new board members
Dave Daly, Imelda Diego DuBose, Richard Fikes, Gina Hernandez-Clarke and Rich Jaroslovsky will begin their first term on July 1st.
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Stanford Historical Society presents 2025 Bartholomew and Schofield awards
Professor David Freyberg and the Stanford Asian Pacific American Alumni Club (SAPAAC) were honored as the recipients of the annual awards at the members’ meeting on May 28.
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Oral History Program interns reflect on summer work
Ellie Luchini, Shuvi Jha, and Tobi Bankole discuss their experience in conducting interviews, editing transcripts, and processing and managing oral history collections.
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Stanford Historical Society presents 2024 Bartholomew, Schofield, and Beyers awards
Michele Marincovich, Alison Carpenter Davis, Abigail Kahn, and Mahina Kaomea were honored as the recipients of the SHS annual awards at the members’ meeting on May 1.
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Stanford Historical Society elects four new board members
Jeffrey Fenton, Adrian Miller, Stephen Peeps, and Sunny Scott will begin their first term on July 1.
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SHS presents annual awards for historical writing, oral history, and volunteer service
At the Stanford Historical Society Annual Meeting on May 17th, 2022, SHS Co-Vice President Charles Junkerman presented the society’s annual awards.
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Stanford Historical Society President's 2021-2022 Annual Report
SHS president Geoff Cox highlights the accomplishments by the society and the “new normal” in terms of sponsoring both campus-based and online programming.
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Stanford Historical Society members elect board slate
SHS members elected Kristen Domingo, Jean McCown, and Karen Springen, all with strong experience at Stanford.
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SHS to debut new visual symbol inspired by heraldry, university tradition
The triple redwood frond represents the organization, transmission, and generation of knowledge that takes place in Stanford’s classroom and labs.