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Email and Calendar

University faculty, staff, and students receive free @Stanford email accounts. Google Apps provides Stanford Email and Calendar service for undergraduate students and some schools and departments. Office 365 (Microsoft Exchange online) provides Email and Calendar service for the rest of campus. An on-premises Exchange service is available by request to individuals and departments for a monthly fee.

General calendar-related topics and instructions, including links to Stanford Calendar and the University Events Calendar.

An @Stanford email account is one of the benefits of a regular full service SUNet ID.  Your campus email is hosted on Microsoft 365 (Microsoft Exchange online) or G Suite (formerly Google Apps), as determined by your affiliation with the University.

The Secure Email service is designed for members of the Stanford community who plan to use email to transmit Protected Health Information (PHI) in accordance with the HIPAA guidelines. The most frequent use of this service will be from the Stanford School of Medicine.

Teem is an optional, add-in tool that enhances your experience when scheduling conference rooms. Integrating with your Outlook Calendar, Teem provides a holistic view of available conference rooms with details including room capacity and AV capabilities.

G Suite provides faculty, staff, and students with access to Google document management, groups, and sites. Undergraduate students who already have Google mail accounts, plus some schools and departments, can access their @ stanford email and calendar via G Suite.

Email distribution services allow you to set up a mailing list addressed as listname@lists.stanford.edu. You can manage lists via a web-based tool that allows you to view your lists, request new lists, add/remove members, approve subscription requests, and change list properties.

Microsoft 365 is a cloud-based email and calendaring service, hosted by Microsoft. You can access your  email, calendar, contacts, and tasks from the web, a desktop client, or a mobile device.

The Phishing Awareness Service uses simulated phishing emails to train participants to recognize, report, and avoid phishing attacks. The service is available to eligible groups upon request.

A shared email account allows a group of people to share a single Stanford-provided email account.

Workgroup Manager is a web application that gives Stanford community members a place to define groups of community members for use in various online applications, including web authentication. Though the name workgroup may imply usefulness only to faculty or staff, workgroups can be helpful to, and maintained by, anyone with a current SUNet ID.