ePluribus Programs
Frosh Civic Challenge Fellowship
Meet the 2026-2027 Frosh Fellows
The Frosh Civic Challenge Fellowship, in partnership with the Center for Ethics in Society, is a year-long experience designed to build skills and community and encourage students to expand their perspectives, engage differences constructively, and participate in civic life.
Campus Community Grants Program
Fall 2026 applications are closed. Winter 2027 opening on January 4.
The Campus Community Grants Program funds projects proposed and led by campus community members. These projects should foster open, constructive dialogue and engage meaningfully across differences, in the service of strengthening Stanford’s civic culture.
Forum
Stanford Builders Forum is a quarterly series in partnership with Builders where guests share their stories and insights on how we find value in differences of perspectives in order to thrive in pluralistic communities.
Postgraduate Fellowship
The ePluribus Stanford Postgraduate Fellowship offers graduating seniors and co-terms the opportunity to shape campus programming that strengthens our civic culture.
2027-2028 applications opening soon!
Award
The ePluribus Stanford Student Award recognizes students whose commitment to inquiry, dialogue, and pluralism and contributions to our overall campus culture are exemplary.
Training
ePluribus Stanford leaders offer training for students, faculty and staff in active listening, perspective taking and giving, deliberative dialogue, de-escalation, and self-affirmation.