from iconic palms to a prize-winning tree yucca, call Stanford’s campus home. The Daily spoke to several campus tree experts, who shared insights into the secret life of Stanford trees.

“I don’t think I’m making something so much as I’m definitely a collaborator in a process,” said Van Aken, reflecting on his role in bringing the Tree of 40 Fruit to Stanford. Deborah ...

Stanford Cardinal mascot, the ‘Stanford Tree’ is quite an unusual choice in the world of college sports. Stanford is known as ‘The Cardinal’ and doesn't officially have a mascot.

will fly to Paris in the coming days to represent Stanford University as the Stanford Tree, the unofficial mascot for the school that’s been an annual tradition since 1975. The Environmental ...

The individual who serves as the Stanford Tree mascot has been suspended after unfurling a banner that read "Stanford hates fun" during the Cardinal's football game against Arizona State on Oct. 22.

Stanford University's mascot, the Stanford Tree, is in Paris to support its 60 athletes participating in the 2024 Olympics. Stanford University's mascot, the Stanford Tree, is in Paris to support ...

Directly translated, Palo Alto means “tall stick” in Spanish, but early Spanish explorers likely used the phrase to describe the tall tree. The Stanford family’s ranch was named Palo Alto ...