The Stanford Bulletin lists the University as well as departmental and school requirements for advanced degrees, and course descriptions for the Schools of Earth Sciences, Education, Engineering, Humanities and Sciences, and Medicine (except the M.D. program). It also provides information on academic regulations, general requirements for graduate degrees, student affairs policies, guidelines for dismissal and for academic grievance procedures, resources and services available to students as well as the organization and history of the University. It is published by the Registrar's Office in September. The Registrar's Office makes the Bulletin available online at http://www.stanford.edu/dept/registrar/bulletin/
The Graduate School of Business, the School of Law, and the School of Medicine (M.D. program) each publish information on degree requirements, administrative procedures, and course offerings for students enrolled in their degree programs.
The Time Schedule includes the University calendar and information on registration procedures, payment of fees, and course listings. It is published quarterly by the Registrar's Office. It is available onlive via Axess.
The Stanford Daily is a student newspaper published each weekday during the academic year except during final examination periods and breaks. There are many distribution points on campus for morning delivery. During the summer it is published weekly. The Daily is online at http://daily.stanford.edu/
Stanford Report is the university's free faculty and staff newspaper. It is published every Wednesday during the academic year and biweekly during the summer. It includes a number of articles of interest to graduate students and is distributed widely on campus. In addition, the paper's website (http://news.stanford.edu) is updated daily.
In addition to listing phone numbers and addresses for Stanford students, faculty, staff, and departments, the Stanford Directory lists campus services and activities and includes yellow pages, a dining guide, and coupons for goods and services in the local area. It is distributed free of charge to all Stanford students, faculty, and staff every November. Copies are also available for pick-up at the receptionist's desk in the ASSU lobby.