The following publications, online exhibits, and library guides can assist your research into Stanford people:
 

Publications

• Sandstone and Tile: Quarterly newsletter published by the Stanford Historical Society featuring articles on Stanford history.
• Stanford Daily Archives:  Full-text searchable website that provides access all previous issues of the Stanford Daily through 2014. Founded in 1892 as the Daily Palo Alto, the student-run newspaper became independent of the University in 1972. More contemporary articles can be searched directly through the current website of the Stanford Daily.
• Stanford Publications exhibit: Includes departmental newsletters, yearbooks, and other university publications, including Faculty-Staff Newsletter, 1957-1968, Campus Report, 1968-1995, and Stanford Report, 1995-2009.
• Stanford Quad yearbook collection: Digitized yearbooks spanning 1894 through 2014; more recent yearbooks are only available in person at Green Library for privacy reasons.
• Scholarship through Stanford University Archives, 2000- : Monographs, dissertations, masters theses, and honors theses published using materials from the Stanford Archives since 2000.
   

Online exhibits

• Stanford Photographs exhibit: Includes over 300,000 photographs, such as the Stanford Historical Photograph Collection.
• Stanford Historical Society exhibit: Includes all issues of Sandstone and Tile (and its predecessor, the Stanford Historical Society Newsletter), oral history recordings and transcripts, program recordings, and links to digitized publications.
• Stanford exhibits that feature the history of Stanford communities include the Asian American Advocacy@Stanford exhibit, Black@Stanford Anthology, Latina/o/e/x@Stanford exhibit, Queer@Stanford exhibit, and Women@Stanford exhibit. 
• Stanford in the News exhibit: Includes photographs and media created by Stanford News Service. Note that Stanford community members may also be able to access related images via sallie.stanford.edu.
• Becoming Stanford: Explores the historical elements underlying the design and adoption of Stanford's insignia. 
   

Library guides

• Asian and Asian American community at Stanford University
• Black students at Stanford University 
• Chicana/o-Latina/o-Latinx community at Stanford University 
• LGBTQIA+ community at Stanford University