This collection contains oral history interviews with some of the students involved in the creation of the Markaz Resource Center at Stanford during the late 2000s and early 2010s. Students recount their experiences as Muslim at Stanford, the need they saw for a resource center, and some of what went into planning the center. The early years of the Markaz are also covered in some of the interviews.

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