environment

Magazine
In a school plagued by grind culture and blessed by hardworking sustainability experts, how sustainable are students? (Graphic: CHLOE HANNSZ/The Stanford Daily)

What makes a sustainable student?

Emerson Prentice
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Yesterday
Campus Life
picture of the exterior of trancos, a dorm in Wilbur hall, which has a big tree in front of its entrance

‘A way to simplify your move-out’: R&DE donation program ramps up summer campaign 

Daniel Xu
  •  
June 3
The Grind
Drawing of different Stanford attractions, including Hoover Tower, Cantor Arts Center, and the Dish.

No More Excuses: Checking out Cantor Arts Center

Megan D'Souza
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May 7
The Grind
A crescent moon can be faintly seen in the still bright sky.

Snippets & Sketches: A perfect spring day

Lily Zou
  •  
May 5
Screen
A mosaic of Steamboat Willie sketches

Pixar hops to the top with animated film ‘Hoppers’

Iman Monnoo
  •  
April 23
Local
Palo Alto City Council members during a special meeting on Jan. 20.

Palo Alto City Council hears calls for increased gas safety education, questions language use in community survey

Bella Kim
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Jan. 21
Campus Life
A blue and white art installation hangs on the roof of the GSE.

GSE inaugurates first day of classes with dedication ceremony for new campus

Francesca Pinney
  •  
Nov. 10
The Grind
"I have harnessed my trauma to foster good for others because resilience is necessary for survival," White writes. (Photo: ELLIOT WHITE JR/The Stanford Daily)

When life gives you trauma, make a career

Elliott White Jr
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Nov. 2
Science & Technology
President Jonathan Levin delivering intro remarks at the opening keynote of Climate Week 2025 on Oct. 21. (Photo: CAYDEN GU/The Stanford Daily)

‘Trailblazing Women in Climate’ panel inspires action in climate innovation

Beatrice Barnes
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Oct. 22
Humor
(Cartoon: JANINA TROPER)

Palm reader

Janina Troper
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Sept. 21
Humor
Graphic that reads "Astrology Corner."

Your June horoscopes

Jenny Ballutay
  •  
June 6, 2025
Culture
a speech bubble holding a plate with a bean, a carrot and a tomato

Edible Ethos: Is this aioli vegan?

Chetanya Pandey
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May 21, 2025
Culture
"Vegan" written in vegetables, surrounded by vegan friendly food.

‘Re-Thinking Food: From Plate to Planet’ symposium serves up future of food

Chetanya Pandey
  •  
April 27, 2025
Magazine
Image of 7 people sitting in front of a red background

Breaking the Silence: Stanford’s inaugural Congo Week examines culture and challenges

Helen Katz
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Jan. 31, 2025
World & Nation
A group of Congolese people sit side-by-side in front of a red wall.

Solidarity, not charity: Congolese leaders on Indigenous communities and foreign aid

Helen Katz
  •  
Oct. 24, 2024
Culture
Actress Luna Lau dressed in a bright pink, floral dress dances, smiling out at the audience.

‘Hidden Strawberries’ elevates eco-theater to new heights

Zora Hudson
  •  
Oct. 22, 2024
Science & Technology
Researchers at Stanford’s Marine Hopkins Institute found that the Southern Ocean’s krill population, declining thanks to human activity, is insufficient to support today’s recovering whale populations. (Photo: KATIE HAN/The Stanford Daily)

Whales threatened by increasing demand for Antarctic krill

Juliet Falk
  •  
Oct. 22, 2024
Science & Technology
a scientist holds a dropper above testing containers in a lab

Stanford researchers lead efforts to cut carbon in concrete production

Sofia Williams
  •  
Sept. 23, 2024
News
Students sit in a circle of chairs while participating in the rural panel.

Heal the land: Rural voices at the forefront of sustainability

Faiza Ashar
  •  
May 7, 2024
Campus Life
An overlook at a grassy hill.

Trees celebrate the Earth

Oriana Riley
  •  
April 23, 2024
The Stanford Daily

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