The Campus That Never Sleeps – Stanford @ Night

Clark Center — A nerd’s favorite fish tank, (c) Christian Wuerslin

Always connect, while the lights play around with the night. – at Memorial Church, (c) Victoria Véliz

Less light, the same spirit. Main Quad at Stanford welcomes visitors from all over the world, (c) Victoria Véliz

Some things just remain over the time, waiting for someone. - at Main Quad, (c) Victoria Véliz

It doesn´t matter how late it is, Law School never sleeps, (c) Victoria Véliz

Sharing all kind of interests and alternatives in a new space for all. - at Meyer Green, (c) Victoria Véliz

Shadow play at the Rodin Sculpture Garden, (c) Sabrina Sehr

Behind the scenes, (c) Stephanie Ogbe

Late-night cravings, (c) Stephanie Ogbe

Students working in the Tresidder Cafeteria at 8pm – one week before finals, (c) Christina Felschen

Edita spends a lot of time at Stanford, but hardly ever meets anyone: She cleans the facilities at night from 9pm until 5am. (c) Christina Felschen

As evening crawls in with its darkness, I turn home to lit the light. - at evening Marguerite. (c) Sumaia Mouri

Sometimes caffeine is all you need to get through the night. - at Tresider Union, (c) Sumaia Mouri

Clark Center — Even a Hollywood architect couldn’t have come up with a more cliché research center, (c) Christian Wuerslin

Clark Center under the stars, (c) Sabrina Sehr

Green Library in the rain – a rare sight, (c) Christina Felschen

The life of a Post-Doc: chemical calculations, Star Wars cups and night shifts. In the picture: my husband René at the Beckman Center. (c) Sabrina Sehr

Students in robotics working on their final project, (c) Laura Martínez Diana

How to chill on a Sunday evening in Stanford? Just attend a robot competition in the Engineering Quad. (c) Laura Martínez Diana

They’re among us — that is Stanford golfers who need bright floodlights at night.
Taken at Lake Lagunita, (c) Christian Wuerslin

Yet another picture of Memorial Church, (c) Christian Wuerslin

Night view of the church at Stanford’s Main Quad, (c) Laura Martínez Diana