Looking for support for your project? Stanford Arts can help.
The Office of Student Productions (OSP) is here to support extracurricular student projects across the arts through all aspects of the production. If you need specific help with location reservations, are looking for equipment or would like to chat about general or specific aspects of your project or production, please make an appointment with Claudia Dorn at www.calendly.com/cvdorn
Office of Student Productions
Claudia Dorn
cvdorn@stanford.edu
Office of the Vice President for the Arts
Tyler "EagleBabel" Brooks
tcbrooks@stanford.edu
Roble Arts Gym
The Roble Arts Gym is a drop-in creative space for art-making open to all Stanford students. Students have access to spaces for informal performance and rehearsal, project materials and storage for artworks, and a community of art-makers.
Equipment Lending Library
The OSP has partnered with ASSU to set up the Equipment Lending Library. The Lending Library's collection includes speakers and stands, microphones, mixers, amps and cables, as well as photo and video equipment. All students are eligible to borrow equipment for up to five days.
375 Santa Teresa St
(Room 116, across the courtyard from the main entrance)
Stanford, CA 94305
Roble Arts Gym is located within the Roble Gym building.
Open Hours
Mon - Thurs: 2:30pm - 11:30pm
Friday: 2:30pm - 5:30pm
Saturday: 2:30pm- 7:30pm
Sunday: 2:30pm - 9:30pm
Roble Arts Gym will remain closed until further notice.
Old Union Basement (520 Lasuen Mall)
come to the ASSU front desk to check out or return equipment
Open Hours
Check out: Thursdays, 12-3 pm
Items Due: Mondays, 12-3pm
(closed University holidays and winter/summer breaks)
The Equipment Lending Library will remain closed until further notice.
TAPS Prop and Costume Loan-Out Program
TAPS's collection of props and costumes are available for loans to student groups!
The Tech Desk at Lathrop Library
Camcorders, projectors, laptops, and a variety of other multimedia equipment available for free checkout with your valid SUID card.
Event & Labor Services (ELS)
A division of Buildings and Grounds Maintenance, Event Services offers high quality equipment and excellent service at competitive rates.
Booking Campus Venues
Art Spaces Database
Browse the various art-making and presentation spaces available on campus. Determine which best meets your needs and learn how to reserve it.
Stern Music Room/Vocal Booth
Space for students to practice their musical instruments and to hold band practices. Also has a vocal booth for recording music.
Season Planning
Complete a season plan to let OSP know which events your group is planning for the upcoming academic year.
Event Ticketing
Student organizations must use a university approved eCommerce vendor for the sale of tickets, products or services.
House Management
Checklists and resources to ensure that your audience has a positive and safe experience at your event.
Grants for Arts Projects
Explore the many channels through which you can find funding for curricular and extracurricular projects across the University.
Office of Student Engagement
The Office of Student Engagement (OSE) supports all recognized student and FSL organizations, advises ASSU and the sophomore and junior class councils, and offers leadership development and training. OSE also helps individual students connect with student organizations and other activities outside the classroom. OSE is part of Student Affairs.
Well-Being @ Stanford
Explore the health and wellbeing resources available to members of the Stanford community.
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