
Stanford Completes Spending of First-Ever Climate Bonds
In 2021, Stanford made history as the first university to issue climate bonds with both sustainability and social equity goals.

In 2021, Stanford made history as the first university to issue climate bonds with both sustainability and social equity goals.

Stanford demolished Herrin Hall and Laboratory to make way for a new Data Science Complex, honoring William F. Herrin’s legacy.

The Mudd Chemistry Building has been demolished, with 90% of its waste recycled to reduce environmental impact.

Stanford’s deconstruction of the Lou Henry Hoover Building diverted 2,400 tons of concrete for downcycling, while preserving Lou Henry Hoover’s legacy through two campus landmarks.

Sustainability is a design and cultural cornerstone of the new, state-of-the-art facility.