One candidate carried a Christmas tree on his ... overwhelmed and excited to be the new Stanford Tree, she hopes to make the most of her time as the mascot. “Just to have all of the things ...

Itchy eyes, wheezing, sniffles, sneezing: Here’s how to keep “Christmas tree syndrome” symptoms at bay. Credit...Tonje Thilesen for The New York Times Supported by By Melinda Wenner Moyer Q ...

PARIS — Ruby Coulson of Sequim, who appeared as the towering Stanford tree mascot for the university, got to meet some of her school’s and the world’s best athletes at the biggest sporting event of ...

As Ruby Coulson gets ready to embark on her collegiate year inside the Stanford Band’s world-famous Tree mascot, it’s going to be hard to top the experience of her very first athletic event.

Stanford University can boast that it has ... Joining those Olympians was the school band's mascot — the famous Tree. It was in Paris to support those members of the Cardinal family, including ...

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 ...

Katie Ledecky says "of course" the Stanford Tree had to come to the Paris Olympics. "It's our mascot, the one that is there at every sporting event. Always cheering on athletes," the Stanford ...

Ruby Coulson, a 2023 Sequim High School graduate, is in Paris to represent Stanford University as the Stanford Tree, the unofficial mascot for the school that’s been an annual tradition since 1975.

In particular, the Stanford Tree took it hard, calling the Pop-Tarts mascot a “mentor” while mourning the loss on social media. “I find solace in knowing that—in being eaten—you ...