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In addition to the Fundamental Standard and Honor Code, Stanford maintains several university policies that guide student conduct and community expectations. Explore the links below to learn more about important policies that help keep our campus respectful, safe, and accountable. 

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University Expectations for Students

Policy stating that registration as a student constitutes a commitment by the student to abide by and accept University policies, rules, requirements, and regulations and that the University reserves the right to withhold registration privileges or to cancel the registration of any student: who is not in compliance with its policies, rules, requirements, or regulations; or for reasons pertaining to academic performance, health and wellness, qualification to be a student, behavioral conduct, or the safety of the University community.

Explore Compliance with University Policies

A guide to the ethical, professional and legal standards of the university, with guidance on how to uphold these standards.

Access the University Code of Conduct

 

 

Additional Links to Important Policies

Stanford is committed to freedom of expression, free inquiry, and the open exchange of ideas as fundamental values for the university’s academic mission. This website furnishes interim guidance on the application of freedom of expression principles in different contexts around campus. 

Access Freedom of Expression and Academic Freedom

Stanford is committed to fostering experiences, relationships, and environments that contribute to the good of our community and ensure that every student feels a firm sense of belonging. Hazing of any kind is antithetical to these goals and many hazing activities are also against the law. Stanford prohibits hazing activities.

Learn More About Stop Hazing

Policy regarding what constitutes campus disruptions, from the Stanford Bulletin.

Learn More About Campus Disruptions