Stanford Redwood City
A center of excellence for critical areas that support the university's mission of research and education.
Get to Know the Campus
Our 35-acre campus is home to approximately 2,700 Stanford staff members. The campus was designed to reflect Stanford’s spirit, mission and culture of discovery, learning and contributing to a better world.
The slides above showcase digital signage on display across campus. Visual content is programmed in our lobbies highlighting upcoming events, important reminders and other pertinent campus news on a 24/7 loop.
Campus Directory
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Facilities & Operations
Ours is a Community
Stanford Redwood City embodies our ethos of commitment to excellence and innovation, encourages health and wellness, provides opportunities to link people within and across the Stanford community, and engages our local neighborhoods.
Cardinal Café
This full-service café located on the ground level of Cardinal Hall serves globally- and regionally-inspired cuisine for breakfast and lunch.
Recreation & Wellness Center
The 28,000 square foot facility includes a six-lane rooftop pool, indoor basketball court, state-of-the-art fitness equipment, locker rooms, showers and an outdoor fitness courtyard.
Pine Cone Children's Center
Now open, this onsite child care facility can accommodate up to 120 children.
A Place to Call Home
Our campus includes four modern office buildings, a café and outdoor promenade and plazas, a child care center, parking garage and employee wellness center.
Upcoming Events
Where We Keep Our Art
An eclectic collection of art has transformed the Stanford Redwood City campus into a vibrant workplace from outdoor sculptures and historic plaques to interior artwork and murals.
"Stanford Redwood City is essential to the future of Stanford, and I'm excited about the work being done to make it a great workplace for our employees. This is a unique opportunity to create both a new center of excellence for our operations and a vibrant, attractive workplace with more services for our employees. This is not just about moving people and functions. The development of Stanford Redwood City will require all of us at Stanford, wherever we work, to develop new ways of working together and connecting with each other."
- Marc Tessier-Lavigne, President
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The campus is located about 1.5 miles from downtown Redwood City.