Kick-off Mixer for BASES Sparks :: Stanford, March 1

Just found out about this via an email from the Business Association of Stanford Entrepreneurial Students (BASES):

Come hang out with Stanford students, entrepreneurs, and VCs at the kick-off mixer for BASES Sparks. We'll be bringing in top individuals from Silicon Valley to give you a place to ping your ideas and learn more about the entrepreneurial scene at Stanford.

We’ll also be providing waffles and beverages to munch on while mixing.

BASES Sparks is a new BASES initiative aimed at connecting students, actively engaged in entrepreneurship, with each other and individuals with first-hand experience in entrepreneurship.

Tues, March 1, 8:30PM-10:00PM
Cypress Room @ Tresidder Memorial Union, Stanford University
459 Lagunita Dr, Stanford, CA, 94305


photo: Tresidder Memorial Union

Evite here.

Stanford Entrepreneurship Week :: Feb 23 - March 2

I attended this last year, and it was amazing!


E-Week celebrates the power of the entrepreneurial spirit at Stanford. The university continues to play a major role in the inception and development of many entrepreneurial ventures. Many of our faculty, staff, alumni, and current students have started businesses or bring entrepreneurial approaches to their work. To concentrate this passion for entrepreneurship, E-Week is presented anually by the Stanford Entrepreneurship Network, a federation of two dozen entrepreneurship-related campus groups.

It varies by event, but most are free, and are open to all students, alumni, members of the Stanford community, and the general public. The social entrepreneurship lab looks fun - seems to be limited to Stanford students.

Access, Success, Impact: How low-income students of color succeed in college and beyond : Stanford Campus, March 5

Got this news yesterday:

Foundation for a College Education is turning fifteen! We will be celebrating this milestone on Sat March 5 with a Community Forum at Stanford University's Memorial Auditorium, featuring Cornel West and Miriam Rivera in conversation on the topic: “Access, Success, Impact: How low-income students of color succeed in college and beyond”.

You can purchase tickets for the 1-2:30pm talk here.