Waste Sorting: The Secret to Faster Wi-Fi Speeds?
Humor-driven signs and a digital pledge cut Cardinal Café sorting mistakes by 10%.
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Largest Living Lab Student Cohort to Date Presents Accomplishments at Annual Symposium
From stakeholders’ willingness for trade-offs to a green game plan, the student interns and fellows presented on their operational accomplishments from the year.
Optimizing Student Reuse
Kai Blakenship ’26 increased event frequency and outreach, as well as institutionalized and expanded admin and student partnerships.
An “Army” for Zero Waste: 71% Diverted at Stanford Stadium
An “army” of over 100 student and staff volunteers helped sort the BTS concert waste to reduce the amount sent to landfill.
Fabrics of Consumption: Ethics and Sustainability of Fast Fashion
Apr 23 | 5pm–6:30pm
For the week of Earth Day, The McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society invites you to Fabrics of Consumption: Ethics and Sustainability of Fast …
Stanford is the Top-Scoring Institution for Sustainability Under AASHE STARS 3.0
Academics, Community Engagement, Conservation & Biodiversity, Culture Change, Emissions, Living Lab, Zero Waste
The university earns STARS Platinum in version 3.0, the highest score under the sustainability rating system.
Reusable Dishware Program Piloted Across Stanford Campus
Collecting 500+ donated plates and cutlery, Living Lab Fellow Anna Gomes is building a more communal and sustainable eating culture at Stanford.
Students Power Stanford’s Second Climate Week
Stanford’s second student-led Climate Week was held in October with over 1,000 participants and 60 events.
Explore Sustainability Student Groups and Paid Positions
Get involved with making a difference in sustainability on campus with like-minded students.
Stanford Brings Insights to Inaugural Collegiate Sports Sustainability Conference
Stanford representatives joined peers from across the nation at the first-ever Collegiate Sports Sustainability Conference.
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