[BostonCard]

https://arts.stanford.edu/frost-amphitheater/

It's getting a makeover.  I guess that explains why the recent concert was held on the football field.

BC

[BostonCard]

https://arts.stanford.edu/frost-amphitheater/

It's getting a makeover.  I guess that explains why the recent concert was held on the football field.

BC

[2006alum]

So glad to hear it. It was so underutilized during my time on campus. Here's a nifty story about its history from the Alumni Magazine a few years back. The end of the article teased that a fundraising campaign to renovate might be around the corner, which seems now to have come to fruition.

[2006alum]

So glad to hear it. It was so underutilized during my time on campus. Here's a nifty story about its history from the Alumni Magazine a few years back. The end of the article teased that a fundraising campaign to renovate might be around the corner, which seems now to have come to fruition.

[CowboyIndian]

So glad to hear it. It was so underutilized during my time on campus. Here's a nifty story about its history from the Alumni Magazine a few years back. The end of the article teased that a fundraising campaign to renovate might be around the corner, which seems now to have come to fruition.

I just got the letter. Stanford and its $22 billion endowment wants us to pay for the renovation! LOL! You've got to admire the nerve.

I've got a suggestion: one less parking lot or superfluous building with somebody's name on it elbowing out the spaciousness and natural beauty that used to be a hallmark of the campus.

[CowboyIndian]

So glad to hear it. It was so underutilized during my time on campus. Here's a nifty story about its history from the Alumni Magazine a few years back. The end of the article teased that a fundraising campaign to renovate might be around the corner, which seems now to have come to fruition.

I just got the letter. Stanford and its $22 billion endowment wants us to pay for the renovation! LOL! You've got to admire the nerve.

I've got a suggestion: one less parking lot or superfluous building with somebody's name on it elbowing out the spaciousness and natural beauty that used to be a hallmark of the campus.