Before the Cardinal era, Stanford experienced phases of nicknames. They were called the "Indians" from 1930-72. This mascot was dropped in 1972 due to concerns of cultural insensitivity.

The longstanding rivalry between Stanford and UC Berkeley has seen wins and losses on both sides, but when it comes to the best mascot, the Golden Bears are barking up the wrong tree. Cal’s bear ...

The Stanford mascot walked out on the football field with a sign that read "Stanford hates fun" during halftime of the game against ASU on Oct. 22. Since then, ...

A-hed ‘Stanford Hates Fun’: Students Revolt After Tree Mascot Suspension The mascot unfurled a banner calling Stanford dull, drawing support from students who say campus rules stifle social life ...

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’s mascot, the Tree, was ejected in 2006 at halftime of Stanford’s game against Florida State in the second round of the women’s tournament for an on-court altercation with ...

Another mascot was suspended in 2016 after hazing allegations, among other things. Stanford, currently 3-5 and in last place in the Pac 12, will host Washington State on Saturday. Advertisement ...

Stanford University’s mascot – costumed, dancing and sometimes inebriated – is a human-size replica. No one knows how a coastal mountain species got its start in the valley’s dense clay ...

Stanford Tree. No mascot is a more apt representative for the chaos that is college football than the Stanford Tree. The prestigious California school has not had an official mascot since 1972, ...

Stanford's two remaining home games will not be without a mascot however, as a tweet within this thread reveals that tree No. 43 will be coming out of retirement to don the tree again. Heyo ...